Andy, no my dsm.opt does not have INCRTHRESHOLD specified, so I assume it defaults to 0. Here is my dsm.opt --
LANG AMENG ******************************************************************** * AdStaR Distributed Storagre Manager * * Sample client options file for MS Windows-NT/95 common client * ******************************************************************** *** Account ID (change abc1234 to your account ID) NODEname wfc1450 domain c: preschedulecmd "dsmc backup registry & dsmc backup complusdb" *** Communication options passwordaccess generate TCPPort 1600 HTTPPort 1681 TCPServeraddress adsm.draper.com Resourceutilization 1 QuerySchedPeriod 30 TCPBUFFSIZE 32 TCPWINDOWSIZE 48 TXNbytelimit 25600 Errorlogretention 7 Schedlogretention 7 Tapeprompt no COMMmethod tcpip COMPression on *CAD manages web and scheduler managedservices schedule webclient subfilebackup yes SUBFILECACHESIZE 500 *** Recommented files not to back up (exclude) GUITREEVIEWAFTERBACKUP YES SCROLLPROMPT YES SCROLLLINES 20 EXCLUDE.SUBFILE "*:\PROGRAM FILES\...\*" EXCLUDE.SUBFILE "*:\WINDOWS\...\*" EXCLUDE.SUBFILE "*:\WINNT\...\*" EXCLUDE "*:\...\PREFETCH\*" EXCLUDE "*:\...\PROFILES\...\NTUSER.DAT" EXCLUDE "*:\...\SYSTEM32\PERFLIB*.DAT" EXCLUDE "*:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\...\NTUSER.DAT.LOG" EXCLUDE "*:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\...\NTUSER.DAT" EXCLUDE "*:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\...\USRCLASS.DAT.LOG" EXCLUDE "*:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\...\USRCLASS.DAT" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\SYSTEM32\WINS" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\SYSTEM32\LSERVER" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\SYSTEM32\DHCP" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\SYSTEM32\CONFIG" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\NTFRS\JET" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\NTDS" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\SYSTEM VOLUME INFORMATION" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\RECYCLED" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\RECYCLER" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\CACHE" EXCLUDE.DIR "*:\...\TEMP" EXCLUDE "*:\...\*.SWP" EXCLUDE "*:\...\PAGEFILE.SYS" EXCLUDE "*:\...\*.PAR" EXCLUDE "*:\...\DSM*.LOG" EXCLUDE "*:\...\JBB*.LOG" EXCLUDE "Y:\*" EXCLUDE.DIR "Y:\...\*" EXCLUDE "Z:\*" EXCLUDE.DIR "Z:\...\*" EXCLUDE "C:\DOWNLOAD\...\*" EXCLUDE "C:\DOWNLOADS\...\*" EXCLUDE.DIR "C:\DOWNLOAD" Exclude.Dir "C:\TSMAdmin\sqllists" SUBFILECACHEPATH "C:\Program Files\Tivoli\TSM\baclient\cache" Bill At 06:38 PM 1/29/2002 -0500, you wrote: >Bill, > >Does your options file have INCRTHRESHOLD specified with a non-zero value? >I suspect that this is the case, and this is why you are seeing the >(normal) behavior below. > >>01/28/2002 18:47:05 Directory--> 0 \\wfc1450\c$\program >>files\Tivoli\TSM\baclient [Sent] >>01/28/2002 18:47:05 Normal File--> 22 \\wfc1450\c$\s3n4 >>[Sent] >>01/28/2002 18:47:06 Successful incremental backup of '\\wfc1450\c$' >> >>01/28/2002 18:47:19 Expiring--> 0 \\wfc1450\c$\Program >>Files\SQLLIB\java\java12\jdk\bin\_fty0.231 [Sent] >>01/28/2002 18:47:19 Successful incremental backup of >'\\wfc1450\c$\Program >>Files\SQLLIB\java\java12\jdk\bin\_fty0.231\*' >> >>01/28/2002 18:47:19 Expiring--> 0 >>\\wfc1450\c$\mail\LISTS.fol\descmap.pce [Sent] >>01/28/2002 18:47:19 Successful incremental backup of >>'\\wfc1450\c$\mail\LISTS.fol\descmap.pce\*' >> >>01/28/2002 18:47:20 Expiring--> 0 >>\\wfc1450\c$\mail\descmap.pce [Sent] >>01/28/2002 18:47:20 Successful incremental backup of >>'\\wfc1450\c$\mail\descmap.pce\*' > >When long file names are deleted, Windows may report this to the journal >service with a short name. Since the short names are not stored on the TSM >server, they can not be used to directly delete the object from the TSM >server. Also, short names are not unique, so they could be reused; in >which case the deletion notice stored in the journal may no longer >identify a unique object. > >Instead, the directory in which the deleted object is contained is stored >in the journal. After the incremental completes for the file system, full >incrementals are performed for the directories containing deleted objects. >In this fashion, the deleted objects are expired from the server. > >Check out the reference information for INCRTHRESHOLD in the "Using the >Backup-Archive Client" book. The redbook "Tivoli Storage Manager Version >4.2: Technical Guide" also discusses how journaled backup works in a bit >more detail. > >Regards, > >Andy > >Andy Raibeck >IBM Software Group >Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development >Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew Raibeck/Tucson/IBM@IBMUS >Internet e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked. >The command line is your friend. >"Good enough" is the enemy of excellence. ---------- Bill Colwell C. S. Draper Lab Cambridge Ma.
