From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Boyer >And from Mark's reply, the output of the data just shows the objects, size, >date/time and unless you know exactly what you're looking at, yes it is >meaningless. But this will show you the objects and allow you to EXPIRE >them >if you have the BACKDELETE=YES for the node. > >So, try 'dsmc -virtualnode=raven_ifmx'. You'll be prompted for a password.
I don't believe that is correct. Remember, Mr. Oborn asked about data backed up with TDP for Informix. That data is backed up with API code, not BA code. The dsmc b/a client cannot access anything about filespaces or backups, since it doesn't access the relevant information. >From the TSM server, he *could* use QUERY OCCUPANCY on the Informix filesystems and see how much storage space the Informix data is taking up on tape and/or disk storage pools, but that's about it. If you run a QUERY FILESPACE from the server, it will 0 MB of space occupied; this is because the QUERY FILESPACE command only access data about clients backed up with the BA code. Again, I think the only way to access information about what is available for backups is with the TDP for Informix code (and possibly Informix itself), and that will only run if Informix is loaded and running on the console. Del, do I have that right? -- Mark Stapleton
