Hi List, I want to verify that every file in a filesystem (AIX - JFS2) is really archived into our TSM environment. I want to do this with checking the number of objects / filesystem in AIX with the number of archived objects per TSM-Node Filesystem. But now I'm confused: Archived objects (/DATA1) regarding the dsmsched.log: 748.756 Q OCCU SA043ADD /DATA1: 743.326 AIX-Check1: ls -Ra /data1 | wc -l => 770464 AIX-Check2: find /data1 -type f | wc -l => 743328 What's wrong? Output from the archive schedule: 05.07.07 13:11:41 ------------------------------------------------------------ 05.07.07 13:11:41 Schedule Name: @162 05.07.07 13:11:41 Action: Archive 05.07.07 13:11:41 Objects: /data1/* 05.07.07 13:11:41 Options: 05.07.07 13:11:41 Server Window Start: 13:10:51 on 05.07.07 05.07.07 13:11:41 ------------------------------------------------------------ 05.07.07 13:11:41 Executing scheduled command now. 05.07.07 13:11:41 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT BEGIN @162 05.07.07 13:10:51 05.07.07 14:34:45 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS BEGIN 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects inspected: 748.756 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects archived: 748.756 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects updated: 0 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects rebound: 0 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects deleted: 0 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects expired: 0 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of objects failed: 0 05.07.07 14:34:45 Total number of bytes transferred: 32,43 GB 05.07.07 14:34:45 Data transfer time: 2.153,00 sec 05.07.07 14:34:45 Network data transfer rate: 15.799,01 KB/sec 05.07.07 14:34:45 Aggregate data transfer rate: 6.824,77 KB/sec 05.07.07 14:34:45 Objects compressed by: 0% 05.07.07 14:34:45 Elapsed processing time: 01:23:04 05.07.07 14:34:45 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS END 05.07.07 14:34:45 --- SCHEDULEREC OBJECT END @162 05.07.07 13:10:51 05.07.07 14:34:45 Scheduled event '@162' completed successfully. 05.07.07 14:34:45 Sending results for scheduled event '@162'. 05.07.07 14:34:45 Results sent to server for scheduled event '@162'.
Any help are appreciate Boris
