Well Brenda,
of course it is perfectly documented, but i'll tell it anyway.

format new database volumes using the dsmfmt command. Specify the location
of your database volume while entering the command.

lets assume you want to place your db-vol in /tsmdbvol and want to make two
volumes of 4GB in size.
then use : dsmfmt -g -db /tsmdbvol/dsmvol1 /tsmdbvol2 4

After this is completed define the volumes to TSM by entering : define dbvol
/tsmdbvol1 (for each volume)
By now you should be able to delete the default tsm database volumes by
entering : delete dbvol /opt/tivoli/tsm/server/bin/yourvolumes
If your assigned db capacity isn't sufficient, extend or reduce it first,
depending on your situation.

this should do the trick.


Ilja G. Coolen


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Can you tell me how to move it or where there might be some specific
instructions for this process?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Brenda



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Hi,

I'd suggest to move it to it's own filesystem placed on an redundant disk
array, enjoying high performance and recoverability.
We placed our database volumes on an ESS subsystem. Where you place it is
your own choice. Just try to achieve redundancy.


Have fun.



Ilja G. Coolen


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Van: Brenda Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: woensdag 24 april 2002 13:37
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Onderwerp: TSM Database Location


We are just setting up a new TSM server.  It appears to load the default
database under /opt/tivoli/tsm/server/bin.  Is it common practice to leave
it there or to move it to it's own separate location? Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Brenda

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