I cannot help with your exact configuration because we are using TDP for
Informix. However it cannot be different.
XBSA lib is just and interface between Informix backup tools (i.e. onbar)
and the storage manager (TSM in our case).
Both backups and restores go the same way. And with onbar -r you
Thanks to all for their input on this subject.
All the best
Farren Minns :)
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This was discussed on the list only once since I am subscribed but much
more in the past. You can dig into www.adsm.org archives and find it.
It might be interesting to read an answer Andrew Raibeck was posted more
than year ago (http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0009/619.html).
Yes, I know
Am I missing something?
I have Eventretention set to 90 days. I can use query event to see event
data from days past.
But if I use select * from events I only get events from today, no
historical data.
Shouldn't the Events table have previous days results in it?
Thanks... Ken
Nope,
Hello everybody,
I thought maybe one of you could have experienced the following problems with
TSM and NT4 clients, and maybe you can help us out with them, I sure hope so.
We are trying to make archives of our NT4 clients and although some come out
with a state of succes, others loose their
Hi,
While setting up a TSM environment, I came with a couple of questions
concerning Virtual Volumes.
Taken the scenario in which I use a target server to hold a copy
storage pool and database backup.
- Can I easily transport the tapes from the library in use by the
target server and check
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Address: 207.25.253.26
Aliases: techsupport.services.ibm.com
Site has changed its address about a year ago. I still remember its
previous address (198.17.57.66). And on address change many new aliases
have been added (like
You can also backup a Linux/390 partition filesystems.
According to IBM there are people buying zSeries only (or mainly) to run
Linux on them and they can benefit from TSM.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Anthony,
you have writen a lot about goot backup experiences with Galaxy.
May we assume you have had good experiences with (brick level) restore
as well?
regards
Juraj Salak
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I can't think how you'd do it without a shell script. Try this (not tested!)
for proc in `dsmadmc -se=xxx -id=xxx -password=xxx -tab select '#!#!',
process_num from processes where process='Space Reclamation' | awk '/^#!#!/
{printf(%d\n, $2)}'`
do
dsmadmc -se=xxx -id=xxx -password=xxx -tab
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Dear TSMers,
My customer has a Lotus Notes R4.6 Server on AIX. As you all know that TDP
for Notes has already been withdrawn and my customer still hasn't got a
plan to migrate to R5. Do anyone of you have experience in just using TSM
backup/archive client to backup R4.6 online?
Actually we have
We now use TDP with Notes 5, but when we backed up on Notes 4.5 a backup
would be performed while the Lotus Domino Server is not running as the
backup software will not be able to backup open files and files which are
in the process of being modified.
To avoid problems with access for the users
Hi Eric,
I assume, for performance reasons you wil not make one big filespace per
disk. But about your question: I think that there will always be an little
bit of space wich can't be used because. On AIX the Inode uses an littlebit
of space wich can't be used for TSM-files. I could not find any
Hi Paul,
And thanks for your script, if I don't find any other mean transmitting
this parameter to a TSM script I'll use it (or something similar). But
why on hell did TSM engineers not think to such a facility, that would
avoid having part of TSM tools inside the server and other parts in O.S.
Server TSM 4.1.2.0 on AIX 4.3
This has been working fine until yesterday - now directory restores
from a particular NT client all hang with 'Waiting for files...'.
No media waits occurring and the same when done from a different
machine with virtualnode set.
Testing with another directory did
Hello all,
unitl now we have running 3 TSM - Server on 0S/390 2.7. TSM databases are in
total 26 GB.
Our Clients are 60 - 70 Windwows NT-Servers and 3 or 4 UNIX boxes.
Now we are planning to move the TSM-Servers from OS/390 to one ore more
Windows NT or W2K Servers.
The
Has anyone been using backup sets?. I have been looking into using
backup sets on a monthly bases instead of archives. I am using DLT 40/80
gig drives/tapes (10 of them). TSM 4.2.1.6 on Windows 2000, and 4.2.0
clients on about 98% of the machines.
From what I am reading I am able to perform this
I got the following message at the Windows backup, can somebody explain how
this can happen and how to solve this. Is this a windows problem or a TSM
problem?
My client is win 4.2.0.0 and the TSM is running server 4.1.3.
message:
11/22/2001 00:09:32 fioScanDirEntry(): Can't map
Hello,
I have this problem when I start the server
ANR0900I Processing options file dsmserv.opt.
ANR000W Unable to open default locale message catalog, /usr/lib/nls/msg/C/.
ANR0990I Server restart-recovery in progress.
ANR7821E Error reading from standard input.
ANR0200I Recovery log assigned
Joe,
You can generate backupsets they really do not re-transmit any data from
the node. Data ought to be on the server and is taken from the primary
pool.
If you generate backupsets on regular basis they can give you features
similar to archives but not the same.
Yes, backupset can produces new
Hello,
I have this problem when I start the server
ANRD logseg.c(498): Log space has been overcommitted (no empty segment
found) - base LSN = 288438.0.0.
is this maybe a hint?
unfortunately my copy of the
Paul,
I have noticed the exact same issue, and, I am wondering if you have had an
opportunity to test your theory. If you can't test it let me know, because I
have the capabilities to do so.
Sal.
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Thanks for your input. I guess it will be a usual trial and error with
TSM to see if it works.
Joe
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Joe,
Saw your
The tapes used for backup sets do not live in storage pools, they act more
like database backup tapes. They do not show up as volumes in q vol, but
will show up in a q libv when checked into the library.
The GUI and Web clients cannot restore individual files from backupsets,
only whole file
Hi there,
Are there anyone has used the *SM BA backup client to backup and restore the
Notes R4.6 databases without shutdown the Notes process at AIX?
.
Actually, I have tried to perform the online backup on the Notes databases, and
it seem *SM can handle the open files in Notes.
.
Gerald,
Just a quick thing as your original question has already been answered. From
the look of you dsmsched.log you also have a problem with your network
between the client and the TSM server. Check the media speed and the duplex
settings on the client, TSM server and the network device
I am running sevrer 4.1.3 on windows 2000 Server s and I have a IBM 3583 Library.
Does ant one know or understand how Compression works on the Drives in the library.
Thanks in Advance
Carl
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Backupsets aren't stored in pools so no to the question about pools!
Yes, this is a good idea but only if you have the time at the end of the
month to get it done. To generate the set TSM will read data from whatever
tapes the client data is stored on. If there are lots of tapes, this means
When you define the device class to the TSM server, make the format=ltoc
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