Re: Export data to spectrum protect 8.1.4 from old tsm server
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 On Mon, 2018-02-12 at 21:45 +0100, Tsm Tsm wrote: > hello > > exporting data from 6.3.4.300 to 8.1.1 was working > > we had this environment some months ago. > > > now we had to do same thing with 6.3.4.300 and new version 8.1.4. > other location of same customer > does not work anymore > > messages like down level, etc > > do we need to update the 6.3 tsm server first? > > we do not want ssl on the old server, so for us it is better if > possible > to update to > a server level older than 8.1.2. > > > > with best regards > stefan savoric Hi, Try using replication instead. I currently run replication from 6.3.6.101 (RHEL) to 8.1.4 (AIX). You have to contact IBM to get the .101 (or higher) fix level for 6.3.6 Have a look at https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IT19179 Håkon -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJagobPAAoJECq1JENJATbP3KQP/A16GX8tQGoqTkC25YJ7aA9F 3A5OU8TfjCD03pzWTpGCwDupCJvs4yxHrbS+xIHWgYtkYHtQTbFMvKBz/vko/Erk DOzcyozERJTMRBxTcZ+R5WTkxdPVd8kcbJnWXmPWVE47MWhAdDCvx5PJAgCpZNQV exnpdmWPnQDavGGFbRldCaFbhHSHG16p2s94rNEVI7wg9RZXt9qyNeJzQatY4C3z /a30r43OhRjLl9VNzELH2125oIn1wo/lOKLLVp/5/4w48JfRlCCjetRr/2PMmIh1 2jkyeXb2J2geSOpIwF6sHKieKbH/ARZxoOc4RbwHk/2Cb/t4fYcPpUSLjXsgxCku HuqPvP/tDhEkg9ML8BEI5ff0Z9IU3rDu2nHNJT53YfVQpv+beePLhCln+YPbAfSS 8Jisz+pknA7NsXQTC2bkYcxpgjR4MU27NcLE+uMx6NdabasE9WQt9ogMEYPvZX14 qvH6j9rrxSM2c6o8oNsWDNmfmpCG8UUOkLBxN81Epph6kXH6WfCbg6qC0FX+J+XQ SMHEOpggxpSQOrutXxI7BT9jS3P+uxT7tb3rV1p9oaXxvoeMnpxsVYwt3/Ave3GO jUcRrHTO/gqYVERP2A3+t/HIDnZ17AKAUOPp0oLIrtfNRdoClLPhQ2dWrjiepwwt pTPAufdvs5NSFCzdlgTG =6mPW -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: directory container compacting
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA512 Hi, This maybe what you are looking for. http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg22004973 Håkon On Wed, 2017-12-06 at 11:21 +0100, Remco Post wrote: > Hi All, > > I have a new one. I have a server with a directory container storage > pool, currently spread over two directories. One dir (the one I want > to keep on using) is 2.5 TB in size, the total amount of data is 2.2 > TB, so that should fit, right? Well, no, because a lot of the > containers are only partially filled and if I move those, the entire > container, including the empty space, is moved, not only the data. Is > there a way to force TSM to reclaim the empty space? > -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJaJ8nvAAoJECq1JENJATbPUIgP/RKSVPL/Vgu7p56Q9jcJFSx+ LuiE0EOjaeePgEoFn8CXMbMdQvc/mv4FdlodpQON4R/aEYQLcruMwD/H4LChs+xV NWet31V3pZ7ydLDvFzmx7ereGmKalNw9/L+OtnjZeHTk1BHvFfJsRiUAMeHpJOlE LheawkXd2yaIfRCf2oFa6rtxLVeJuR3fIfpzIuApwHiRhXrub21mm8GcbJ3hcOkO FlKylB8fcTLgFAsHmiQ8kBrNe+x1sCeoSHAv9Wl0Sw5LNRUoNcucontWHhwUPgiv 03uR9VfBk/qhPnNLOLuea5OkS3ZzOYpvBZumxLw75JzWaFUUIoB2GqK8hZIsuGRu S6A+LzAay9s7rnaXiJ9K0+mn161edvCDi5YUQPvAbCYZ9M2xE+6a76W33AY4E3oq prx8doTgr6VTzPVHT6P5VFsS4nhtE5fAIz8S5v5t+5EAbtAkUC79pUqhrYjvmgj3 tjONNq2TyEjmxCMsc/0HEhS0x96q07n/4BbOFhSo2wgJTM4VTO9Pnok2a9O4ppE4 gbQYk6xTn81ETBsxD4wOz5plWcwVIjRMQVpAR1ejzrYGk6BNLqdIPUs78A5EAIXG IOloCstQOIjbuqzd3vIDgjFokZkXzTIebXHQOkiZ49NLDTq5YaQLbkbl6WRbQuDd 8Ht7Et4DRWQce1Ta7REx =Zi0P -END PGP SIGNATURE-
What happened to adsm.org?
Hi, It seems to have disappeared from all dns servers out there. Add this to your local host file, and the site works as normal. 209.133.214.226 www.adsm.org adsm.org Håkon
Spectrum Protect Server 7.1.7.300
Hi, Has anyone found the APAR fixlist for this version (7.1.7.300) yet? This page only covers up to 7.1.7.200 http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21995379 Rgds, Håkon
Re: TDP SQL backup performance
On 08/26/2013 10:09 AM, Sven Seefeld wrote: Hi, Can you pos tyour dsm.opt and tdpsql.cfg? There is a lot of tuning that can boost your perfomance. dsm.opt just contains the necessary node and server options, nothing else, tdpsql.cfg mainly lists the default values: Hi, This is a setting I use on a high end plattform with lots of memory. I strongly recommendthat you disable tsm compression (if enabled), and inserta line in tdpsql.cfg 'sqlcompression yes' Play around with numbers. To start with, set stripes = 2, and have a go. Also, make sure your node has a maxnummp=stripes + 2 if you send data to filespool or tapes. LASTPRUNEDate 06/11/2013 12:59:40 SQLAUTHentication INTegrated MOUNTWaitfordata Yes BACKUPMethod LEGACY DIFFESTimate 20 BUFFers 8 BUFFERSIze 8192 STRIPes 8 SQLBUFFers 32 SQLBUFFERSIze 4096 LOGFile C:\var\log\tsm\sql\c02\tdpsql.log LOGPrune 30 LANGuage ENU SQLSERVer xx FROMSQLserver x -- Mvh/Rgds Håkon Phillip Tønder-Keul
Re: TDP SQL backup performance
On 08/23/2013 04:07 PM, Sven Seefeld wrote: Hi, we're experiencing slow performance while backing up a 1,5 TByte MS SQL 2008R2 database with the TDP SQL Agent 6.3. As for DR-scenarios, we're doing legacy backups only. The actual speed is usually around 20 MByte/s, backups go to LTO-5 tape directly. The backup stream has to pass through 3 different firewalls, so we're not quite sure where the bottle neck is located, MS SQL API, TDP Agent or IP-firewall (SAN-Storage and TSM-Server should outperform everything else). Maybe someone can share his performance values with me. Any hints are welcome. Regards, Sven Hi, Can you pos tyour dsm.opt and tdpsql.cfg? There is a lot of tuning that can boost your perfomance. -- Mvh/Rgds Håkon Phillip Tønder-Keul Senior Consultant
Re: dumpdb/reloaddb/auditdb
Hi, This may be helpful for you. Dumpdb is quick. a 100 Gb DB was done in about 2 hours. Load DB takes 2-4 times of dumpDB Audit DB takes about 1 hr/GB of DB http://adsm.org/forum/showthread.php?t=17033 Mvh, Håkon Tønder-Keul -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of David E Ehresman Sent: Fri 3/6/2009 7:46 PM To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Subject: [ADSM-L] dumpdb/reloaddb/auditdb Can anyone who's had to go thru a dump db/load db/audit db cycle tell me the relative length of the three steps? If the dump db takes one unit of time, about how many units of times for the load db and the audit db? David
