You would think that IBM, owning the Tivoli brand, would direct a few dozen
of their programmers to fix the issues that prevent most of us from using
TSM on L/390 if for no other reason than to not lose business to other
backup vendors.
"Post, Mark K"
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Oh yeah, that's right. I remembered that I couldn't use it for some
reason,
and that was it. No channel attached tape drives. Sigh. For a minute I
got my hopes up.
Mark Post
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When last I looked you needed SCSI connection to the tapes you wanted to
use
it, which is a pain in the rear when you have a mainframe based tape
management system.
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There's a TSM server that runs on Linux/390? When did this happen?
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