Re: please help -- DRM -- 3582 Library with 2 drives -- Need assi stance

Rick got it right. In our library, after the database backup is made and back in its slot, we issue: move drmedia * wherest=mountable tost=courier rem=bulk That pulls the database tape and copypool tapes that are in the library, checks the volume name on each volume and puts it in our

Re: please help -- DRM -- 3582 Library with 2 drives -- Need assistance

hmm thats of very much help to me .. 3 day reuse delay is used because currently i don't have much tapes to fully cater with the DRM of my choice. Sandra CORP Rick Willmore wrote: I have to go through my scripts and my very bad memory for your questions so if anyone finds fault with my

Re: Empty Tapes are NOT Empty?

FWIW, I've had the same problem on occasion. What I found is that it isn't even necessary to bring the funky tape back from offsite. If the Q CONTENT shows nothing on the tape, you can update the status to READONLY (instead of offsite), and run the AUDIT VOLUME with fix=YES without checking the

Re: direct attached disk (DAS) at a tape library?

You can backup the TSM DB to devclass of type file. -Original Message- From: Sal Mangiapane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 12:50 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: direct attached disk (DAS) at a tape library? I was under the impression that the TSM

TDP SQL performance question

Using the information below does anyone have any ideas on what we might change to get more peformance? We recently started testing a 2.4 TB MS SQL database for backup and recovery. We were able to get 436 GB/hr for the backup and 299 GB/hr for the restore. This was a LANFree backup with 10

Re: please help -- DRM -- 3582 Library with 2 drives -- Needassistance

Sandra. You sound like you are usd to an old-style product like arcserve or backup-exec. TSM tapes don't work that way. TSM backs up far less data that traditional backup products, and its tapes don't come back on site until they are empty, which, especially for tapes created in the early part

Empty Virtual volumes

Anyone ever seen this? Using virtual volumes, my primary server keeps EMPTY volumes around... not sure if they are created empty or become empty through reclamation. Shouldn't they be deleted after reclamataion? Or at least reused? It's filling up maxscratch on the stgp and causing the

Re: please help -- DRM -- 3582 Library with 2 drives -- Needassistance

Welll thanks Steve, Jack and Rick, mm yes, you are right in saying all this. but the problem around here is like we are in initial phase and it will be upto me to show them that we need more tapes. Currently I have just 6 tapes (200GB each). I am going to configure TDP for Oracle tomorrow and

Re: TSM-Update-Problem

Thanks for the hints, but issuing the runfile didn't help. The server also reports the HTTP port on 1580 active. The dsmserv.opt isn't changed and looks okay. But connecting via browsers still doesn't succeed. Mit freundlichen Grüßen With best regards Uwe Koch

Re: please help -- DRM -- 3582 Library with 2 drives --Needassistance

Sandra, You really should backup your TSM database every (working) day. If you have another sort of tape drive attached you can use that. You can also use a file device class and burn the files to CD. Your number of tapes is far too small. You will learn this the hard way. Regards Steve.