Mark,

There is a little equation I use to figure out what the difference between
reality and what TSM thinks..

Try this:   DB Assigned Capacity - ( DB Assigned Capacity ) * DB Pct Util )

Remember your calculating MB(s)

Hope this helps, works for me~

Gabriel C. Wiley
ADSM/TSM Administrator
AIX Support
Phone 1-614-308-6709
Pager  1-877-489-2867
Fax      1-614-308-6637
Cell       1-740-972-6441

Siempre Hay Esperanza




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Mark,

I've just unloaded/loaded our TSM 4.1.5 database to fix performance
problems.  Our 18GB database shrank to 11GB and a 'query archive' that used
to run for over an hour now takes 10 seconds.  It took 4 hours to dump (to
a
fileclass volume) and 2 hours to load on an RS/6000 6M1 but it was mostly
I/O so I don't think the speed of the machine helped all that much.

I did have a failure running it on 4.1.2 server as it locked up when
changing from one file volume to another.  I updated to 4.1.5 and made the
fileclass max volume size 20GB.  The unload then ran fine to the one file
volume.

Regards,

David Smith
AIX Administrator
Corporate Express Australia
67-77 Epsom Rd Sydney NSW
PH 02 93350318 or 0412 258 208



-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Hayden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 13 March 2002 7:22 AM
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Subject: Reorg your database


Hello, I have been checking into and reading e-mails from here regarding
reorganizing your database. It sounds like this should be done every so
often. We have some problems that I believe this may fix, but am a little
bit nervous and have not done so. My question is ( for people who have ran
this) How has it worked for you and do you run this as a procedure, or only
when you think the DB is fragmented or in need. Maybe how difficult is the
procedure, and any do's and don'ts......Thanks for your help!

Thanks, Mark Hayden
Network Administrator
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