Shekhar,
are the cases o.k.? I bet, it should look like
select count (*) from volumes where devclass_name='STK9710'
^^^
Regards,
Reinhard
Shekhar Dhotre writes:
tsm: TSMselect count (*) from volumes where devclass_name='stk9710'
*SM,
Is it possible to upgrade from TSM 3.7.3.0 directly to TSM 4.1.1.0.
Thanks in advance Patrick.
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The ARCHIVES and BACKUPS tables have a column CLASS_NAME. So you could do
"SELECT * FROM ARCHIVES WHERE CLASS_NAME='your class'"
"SELECT * FROM BACKUPS WHERE CLASS_NAME='your class'"
these queries may run for some time so it might be better to include a WHERE
clause for NODE_NAME such as WHERE
Hi all
We need to backup our Informix databse running on Solaris 7. However the TSM
3.7 client does not have 64bit API. So i upgraded client to TSM 4.1.1
which is 64 bit enabled, hoowever the readme.api file says that this API
does not support Informix onbar backups native anymore and that
Hello,
I usually start a Q CONTENT on the volume name of the mounted tapes. Listing
the first 20 files will give you an idea of the client which have been
backed up or migrated (pool full) to the tape.
Regards,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. / Informatique du Centre
55, av. Nestlé CH-1800 Vevey
I am using a 3494 ATL and ADSM 3.1.2.55. When we remove tapes from ADSM
to the bulk door of the 3494 we issue 90 CHECKOUT commands to ADSM.
These background commands take a little while to complete. We have the
3494 set to give priority to the convienience door vs the bulk door so
that
I am trying to figure out if there is any way to allow a non-administrator
account to restore files from ADSM to an NT server. I am the network
administrator and have previously handled this. Our Operations group is
going to take this over, and I have added them to the Backup Operators group
in
Richard - from what I read about that, it seems that it would have no
effect on this. This has nothing to do with the "same" volume usages by
two processes, but just choosing to have one process run before
another.
Hopefully someone from Tivoly/IBM will see and respond.
-Tom
[EMAIL
Try this: grant auth (someadmin) cl=node auth=acc node=(somenode)
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From: Mayo, Bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 8:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: NT Permissions and Restore
I am trying to figure out if there is any way to allow
hi all
has anybody seen this problem:
NT Server 4 running MSSQL7.
Before TDP was installed, user used use an MSSQL7 function called LINK
SERVER.
This allowed them to connect to an AS400 database.
Since TDP was installed the function now gives
user32.dll error 3 initialization failure
Hi!
Does anyone have an idea what the meaning of this error is?
When doing a db2 backup for node 1 (f1s9c) on f1s11c I get the following
error:
SQL2025N An I/O error "2302" occurred on media "".
Here is the command I'm using from f1s11c:
db2wbq db2_all "-0 db2 backup database wbq use adsm
Gill,
Is it possible that reclamation has kicked off and you specified the archive
tape pool as reclamation storage pool. Just a thought.
Arturo
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From: Gill, Geoffrey L. [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 10:02 PM
Please remove my e-mail address from ADSM-Serv
Take a look at the Web client.
It's designed for this case - to let someone at a help desk (or operations)
run restores remotely.
You can give your operators an ADSM admin id with the ADSM authority of
"CLIENT OWNER", just for specific machines.
That gives them NO ADSM server management
Shekhar,
"select count(*) from volumes ..."
counts the volumes already attached to storagepools
not the tapes in the tape library
if you have 400 tapes in the STK - Library named 'STK-LIB' try a
"select count(*) from libvolumes where LIBRARY_NAME='STK-LIB'"
and yu will get
Unnamed[1]
How do I find out the total storage used by a node, and what are the best
ways to break that down into
useful information as to what is making up that total?
I've got a node that appears to be taking up more space than it should, and
need to find out why.
How do I find out the total storage used by a node
Do 'Audit License', then 'Query Auditoccupancy'.
Break down with 'Query Occupancy'.
Richard Sims, BU
Issue command q license. This updates the information. Then issue q
auditoccupancy to display it.
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From: Daniel Swan/TM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 11:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Another ADSM capacity question
How do I
You could try,
select node_name, sum(physical_mb), as DATA_IN_MB, sum(num_files) from
occupancy group by node_name order by node_name
Brian Johnson
Merrill Lynch
212-647 3557
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From: Richard Sims [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 12:16
I posted the memo below to this listserv last week when we were
having trouble with the performance restoring a large NT drive.
This memo is for the people who wanted to know how we made out in
the end. I am also writing to bring to the attention of TSM
development what I feel is a pretty big
Where can I find a good Oracle DBA mailing list
Thanks
Chris
I haven't found the answer in the archives.
Server: ADSM 3.1.2.58 on AIX 4.3.2
Client: 3.1.0.8 on NT 4.0 Cluster Server
Two physical cluster nodes with 3 local drives each
Six shared drives hosting six virtual servers
In the next few days, we are transfering all data from our NT cluster's G:
metalink.oracle.com
Chris Welsh - Finance [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on
09/20/2000 11:09:37 AM
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Where can I
I am trying to list the number of inactive versions of a file if more than
ten exist.
Here is what I have so far:
select FILESPACE_NAME,HL_NAME,LL_NAME,count(*) as Inactive_Files from
backups where node_name='NODEX' and state='INACTIVE_VERSION' group by
HL_NAME,LL_NAME,FILESPACE_NAME
Here is
No, you must first upgrade to 4.1.0.0 (or whatever is sent to you on
CD) so that you will install your license fileset. Then install
4.1.1.0 on top of that.
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Jeff,
One thing to show your NT Admins is just how much overhead NTFS has. The
way I've done this before is to copy a drive, either locally or over the
network. If you take one of the drives with a lot of small files, can copy
it, the performance will drop as the copy goes on. The more files
Can TSM do an image backup on NT? (If it can)That will dramatically decrease
the amount of time it takes to do backups/restores for file systems that have
tons of small files.
I am doing testing on AIX 4.3 for TSM 3.7 and 4.1 clients. Every thing works
fine with the exception of Images(logical volumes). The error I get when I
try any command with "image" in it(query image, backup image) I get
Unknown system error
Please Check the TSM Error Log for any additional
Adam,
add having count(*) 10
after the group by clause.
Hope this helps,
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Bill Colwell
C. S. Draper Lab
Cambridge, Ma.
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at 01:25 PM, "Crump, Adam (CC-MIS Open Sys)" [EMAIL
Brian, my ADSM server choked on your SQL statement... it didn't like the
"as". However, I did work this out on my own:
select node_name, sum(capacity * (PCT_UTIL/100)) from filespaces group by
node_name
It works the way I want it to, but I'd like to round the result... I tried a
few obvious
There isn't really any way to do this since it is impossible to know,
generally, how much data can fit on each tape. You can make some
calculations based on tape utilization of full tapes in the library to
determine average capacity of a tape and apply this to all other tapes. TSM
sort of does
Has anyone seen this error trying to backup NT client?
The schedlog looks fine, it shows the next date and time for backup to
start.
ANR2716E Schedule prompter was not able to contact client NodeName using
type 1 (165.4.121.2 1501)
Thanks,
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Just fooled with this, but on the latest 3.7.2 client. The syntax there is
exclude.dir c:\*
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
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On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Daniel Swan/TM wrote:
// Brian, my ADSM server choked on your SQL statement... it didn't like the
// "as". However, I did work this out on my own:
//
// select node_name, sum(capacity * (PCT_UTIL/100)) from filespaces group by
// node_name
//
// It works the way I want it
Brian, your SQL statement worked like a charm, however, I am having trouble
reconciling the difference between the following outputs, which I think
should be the same:
adsm select total_MB from auditocc where node_name='U1_APPS'
TOTAL_MB
---
7396917
---AND---
adsm select node_name,
Just a thought - Take a look at the new TSM Implementation Redbook. They
set up separate storage pools for NT, one for directory info and one for
files. According to the Redbook restoring the directory structure first
allows for faster restore times. I happened to be in a TSM session last
Daniel,
My command only sums up the number of files backed up and the total MB per
client. It doesnt do any percentages and so on - so just for a set of totals
my command works ok and the figures are ok
Regards,
Brian Johnson
212 647 3557
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From: Daniel Swan/TM
Would other backup tools suffer the same problem then? If this is a
filesystem problem I would expect so.
To the original poster: how long does it take Barfserve to restore a 60 GB
filesystem with 10M files?
As you can tell, I'm no fan of Arcserve.
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists,
Brian, in no way did I mean to imply your statement was faulty... I guess
what I was hoping for is a better understanding of the output it generates.
From my limited understanding, the two commands below should generate
identical #'s. Ie, Total occupancy of a client should equal the sum of all
How so??
George
Jeff - I more than sympathize with your predicament as a storage
administrator dealing with NT systems and their administrators.
But be careful about going after a vendor to fix a problem you perceive
to be with their product without first establishing baseline values for
your
Has anyone seen this error trying to backup NT client?
The schedlog looks fine, it shows the next date and time for backup to
start.
ANR2716E Schedule prompter was not able to contact client NodeName using
type 1 (165.4.121.2 1501)
I have seen it more often with Unix clients, but I think
This will also happen if there is a firewall between the server and the
client. Perhaps the port is not being passed backward or forward.
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi TSMers,
I'm running the TDP for Exchange Version 1 Release 1 Level 1.0 (IP21909)
and suddenly get the following messages.
09/14/2000 23:01:38,COMMAND LINE : C:\ADMIN\ADSM\agentexc\excdsmc
/backup:dir,full
/adsmoptfile:C:\ADMIN\ADSM\agentexc\dsm.opt
/logfile:C:\ADMIN\ADSM\agentexc\excdsm.log
Jeff, we too have a problem with small files. At first I thought it was a
Netware thing because the servers we have the greatest amount of files on reside
on the Netware servers.
But reading emails from several users I see that I may have a future problem on
the NT side. We store Word and
This has not happened in the last 1 1/2 years of our ADSM system.
Some of our 3570 volumes are being reclaimed OK, except instead of being deleted
out of the library, some of them go to an "empty" status.
Do any of you know why this is happening??
Yet other volumes reclaim to their end and
Good afternoon,
May be you note that Solaris 8 is freeware for less than 8 processors.
You can confirm this in Sun's Website
Cordially
Diego Garcma
System Manager
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Bogota , Colombia
Gerrit van Zyl wrote:
Hi **SM'ers
Is there anybody out there still using
Ken,
Issue a q vo on the volume that is empty with format=detail and see if the
Scratch Volume field is no. If it is no then you will have to delete the
volume from the storage pool.
Bill Sherrill
Analyst International
Does the activity log indicate that there was some type of problem during
the reclaim process. I have seen a similar problem where an error occured
with our gardware and the tape was not made scratch (in our case). I
realize I am running an exabyte library, and there may be several things
that
Please remove my e-mail address from ADSM-Serv
Tivoli Storage Manager Server Development
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You mean and not have the license police jump down their throats?
Kelly J. Lipp
Storage Solutions Specialists, Inc.
PO Box 51313
Colorado Springs CO 80949-1313
(719) 531-5926
Fax: (719) 260-5991
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.storsol.com
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From: ADSM:
Jeff,
I have the same concerns. My company is in the process of server
consolidation. I have concerns that when the time comes to consolidate
these servers into cluster servers I (TSM) will not be able to restore 1.2
TB of data to a cluster server in a timely manner. I am quickly loosing
Ken,
"Some of our 3570 volumes are being reclaimed OK, except instead of being
deleted
out of the library, some of them go to an "empty" status. Do any of you know
why this is happening?? Yet other volumes reclaim to their end and then get
deleted from the library, as they should."
We've seen
That may be because from what I have seen in TSM 3.7, directories are
actually kept in the TSM database and not on tape. (That is just what
I have seen in the field, but haven't seen documented anywhere).
--
Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If there was a write error when TSM attempted to use that volume, then
TSM would update the volume to being private so that it could track
the error it had on the volume (scratch volumes do not allow that).
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Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
[EMAIL
My NT admin's are moving toward hardware mirroring.
That should be the first feature added for any highly available
configuration.
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Joshua S. Bassi
Senior Technical Consultant
Symatrix Technology, Inc.
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Our TSM server running on a OS/390 serves multiple customers. For
each customer I have a separate policy domain separate archive backup
disk storage pools and when they migrate they migrate to a common 9840
cartridge storage pool. For those who are backing up more than one customer
Hi, Daniel, Brian.
The second select statement is selecting from filespaces. If you have a 2GB
client drive with 1GB of data on it, and if that counts as a filespace on
your OS, then your filespaces table will show that filespace as having a 2GB
capacity and 50% utilization. That's data on the
It would be interesting to see the answers from customers of other products.
Lynn: if you get answers elsewhere about other products, post them here.
Dan Kronstadt
Warner Bros.
"Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?"
- H. M. Warner (1881-1958), founder of Warner Bros., in 1927
I think we need the answers to Kelly Lipp's question - how fast is Arcserve
really? But IF it is better, then I dont think we can get away with saying -
its too many files, its NTFS that slows down TSM, etc. Those are the
realities of our servers, and we need a RESTORE (notice I did not say
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Johan Moreels
Hello Johan
You might want to check if any others have been manually using the
cleaning tape on the drives.
len
I was wondering if someone with experience with the SAP way of communicating
with ADSM could contact me. I've got some questions and concerns I'd like to
discuss. I don't know I've seen many posts about it so I'm just hoping
someone has some knowledge.
Thanks,
Geoff Gill
NT Systems Support
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