Hashim, Shukrie asked how to move data from volume 002081 which had
multiple read errors without impact on the database
Well you can try cleaning the drive, you can try different drives with
move data, but if there are real bad sectors on the tape then you will
only be able to get any remaining
Hi all,
since three days i get following message via :
Server name: DESAETSM1, platform: Windows2000, version: 5.2.3.4,
date/time: 11/19/2004 11:30:54
Issues and Recommendations
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The max recovery log utilization is too high. Condition (100.0 90)
Recommendation:
hi,
i think you have to add another rec log volume or issue q log to see how
large it is , and that issue extend log with smaller size
goran
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From: Roland Scharlau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 11:39 AM
Subject: recovery log
Hi ,
I have 59 transaction files in the Transaction Log directory that have
creation dates
ranging from 04-Nov-2004 to 17-Nov-2004.
It's an unusually high amount.
Transaction Log Archiving takes place every 4 hours, without any obvious
error.
I am aware that the Domino Administrator restored a
the result of q log:
Available Assigned Maximum MaximumPage Total Used Pct Max.
Space Capacity Extension ReductionSizeUsable Pages Util
Pct
(MB) (MB) (MB) (MB) (bytes) Pages Util
- -
On Nov 18, 2004, at 9:38 PM, Hashim, Shukrie BSP-ISM/116 wrote:
...Obviously there's something wrong with this tape ... with the read
error (495) can anyone tell me a way .. for me to copy or move the
data from this tape ... to another .. tape ...
Rather than looking at an error count value from
Hi Rainer!
TDP 5.2 supports Oracle 9.2.0 and higher and I know 10g is supported as of
2nd quarter 2004. But I don't see any TDP (for Oracle) clients for Linux
platforms.
The only Linux Data Protection client I have seen is scheduled for next year
and it will only support Linux390 with Oracle...
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Hi Eric,
thank you for your response about my question.
I'm having a CD here 'ITSM for Databases - Data Protection for Oracle
Version 5.2'.
IBM part number is LCD4-4086-04.
There is TDPO for AIX, HPUX, Windows and Linux86 on it.
I have attached the TDPO for Linux86 README file for you.
On Fri, Nov 19, 2004 at 02:19:15PM +0100, Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM wrote:
2nd quarter 2004. But I don't see any TDP (for Oracle) clients for Linux
platforms.
It does exist, we downloaded ours from the Passport Advantage-site. It's
in the same archive as the other platforms.
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Jurjen Oskam
Richard, Mark, thnx for your answers.
I tried what you both suggested.
restore /daten/ -subdir=yes and restore '/daten/' -subdir=yes
all with the same result. (filespace not found)
What I also tried is copy the data (the orginal server is still up)
using nfs to the new server and back it up from
If you do a dsmc query filespace on the linux client what results do
you get?
Thomas Rupp
Off-hand, I am not sure why you don't see them. Try searching the table
with less restrictive criteria and see what entries exist. For example,
select * from summary where entity='BLAH'
where BLAH is the name of one of your TDP nodes.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli
Hello TSM'ers
I'm doing some scripting that is using actlog queries fairly heavily, I
have noticed that
Select * from actlog where cast(date_time as date)=current_date and
process=1234
Is a lot slower than
Q actlog begint=-08:00 se=1234 (say, its 8am in the morning...)
Although you need to
Everyone,
I'm about to implement NDMP backups of our NetApp filer and am looking for
tips, gotchas etc...
Currently, we backup the filer using CIFS and a mount point on a Windows
2000 server. The performance of this method is painfully slow. It takes
about 22 hours to complete an incremental
Rather the other way round. The SQL is being converted to a native
database call. I would presume most query commands would be quicker than
their equivalent SQL queries.
For tuning SQL queries you can look at the indexing of the columns in a
table:
select tabname, colname, colno, index_keyseq,
NDMP was much faster for total throughput for us when compared to a full backup.
Remember what is backed up via NDMP must be restored via NDMP. So for you DR
plan you need to ensure you have a NetApp device to restore to at your DR site.
Make sure you run some restore tests and see how you
BEGINT=-08:00 starts searching the activity log as of 8 hours from the
present time (as opposed to the default, which is 1 hour from the present
time). Leave out the '-' if you really mean 08:00 (8:00 AM).
The raw TSM server database tables are not row-column format, but more
like a B-tree, and
Guys,
To begin, a familiar story for many of you I'm sure - we have a customer
who has MSSQL databases, and wants TDP backups going back a month or so.
Easy, bread and butter stuff. Happy with this, they want their backups
from every Friday to be retained for 4 weeks, and from every 4th Friday
to
it tells me
tsm q files
Num Last Incr Date TypeFile Space Name
--- -- ---
1 19.11.2004 08:51:58 EXT3/
2 19.11.2004 08:51:58 EXT3/boot
3 19.11.2004 08:55:19 EXT3/daten
tsm
Otto Schakenbos
System Administrator
TEL:
How are you managing the tapes? Since you can't use DRM to copy the
volumes, I assume you are just ejecting them and manually tracking the
tape retention/expiration.
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11/19/2004 10:20 AM
Please
Folks,
OPENTEST environment
Server - TSM 5.2.3.0 on AIX 5.2
Client - Win2K with StorageAgent 5.2.3.0 and TDP for SQL 2.2
Library - 3494 ATL with two 3590 drives
We're currently testing our upgrade process to 5.2.3.x. I've succesfully
done an Oracle LANFree (TSM 5.2.3.0 on AIX 5.1) backup to our
Be kind . . . . don't laugh tooo hard . . . .
I thought I'd share this.
I got tired coding dsmadmc cmd line sql cmds like the following in ksh
scripts . . .
dsmadmc -id=admin -password=admin -tab \
select entity, count\(\*\) \
from summary \
where
After all our testing it was determined that we were better off using Windows
servers instead of a NetApp Filer for windows data. As a
Curtis Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How are you managing the tapes? Since you can't use DRM to copy the
volumes, I assume you are just ejecting them and
After all our testing it was determined that we were better off using Windows
servers instead of a NetApp Filer for windows data.
Curtis Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How are you managing the tapes? Since you can't use DRM to copy the
volumes, I assume you are just ejecting them and
After all our testing it was determined that we were better off using Windows
servers instead of a NetApp Filer for windows data. We did not complete our
discussions on what we would do with the tapes themselves.
Curtis Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How are you managing the tapes? Since
Hello all
How can a tape be listed in the volumes table as scratch and yet still
have a value in the percent utilized column larger than zero? The tapes
are old IBM 3575 format and the server is 5.1.6.5 on AIX 5.1.
Thanks,
Rob
I have a question about how/where the TSM client stores the
PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE password on a W2K box.
If a W2K box access multiple TSM servers (e.g. by switching/updating the
DSM.OPT file), are the passwords to both TSM servers stored as seperate
registry keys so as to not step on each other
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Rob Hefty
How can a tape be listed in the volumes table as scratch and
yet still have a value in the percent utilized column larger
than zero? The tapes are old IBM 3575 format and the server
is 5.1.6.5 on AIX 5.1.
Details,
We have a client that runs an AIX script to stop Oracle and Apache, do an
image backup of a file space, an incrmental of everything else, and then
restart Oracle and Apache. Everything usually works correctly except that
sometimes when Oracle starts up the file system done by the image backup is
Domino deletes each individual transaction log extent file after it is
done
applying the transaction in it. If Domino could not delete these files,
an error message was probably displayed by Domino's Recovery Manager.
I believe you can delete these files since Domino will not reuse these
files
On Nov 19, 2004, at 1:31 PM, Rob Hefty wrote:
How can a tape be listed in the volumes table as scratch and yet still
have a value in the percent utilized column larger than zero? ...
The columns from Select output largely conform to the definitions
in the Query commands. If you mean that the
On Friday 19 November 2004 15:15, Otto Schakenbos wrote:
Richard, Mark, thnx for your answers.
I tried what you both suggested.
restore /daten/ -subdir=yes and restore '/daten/' -subdir=yes
all with the same result. (filespace not found)
What I also tried is copy the data (the orginal
See my post of 16 November on the Error writing registry password thread
where I indicate the location of the registry password.
As long as the TSM servers don't have duplicate server names, you can use
the same node name to access more than one server without having encrypted
passwords stepping
Thank you. Just what I needed !
Andrew Raibeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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11/19/2004 02:27 PM
Please respond to
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Re: Windows PASSWORD and Multiple TSM servers
See my
I think Stef has the idea of what's wrong...
Are you attempting the restoral across different platforms?
As in where the target system does not support the file
system type that lived on the source system?
(Also: re filespace not found - please supply the full
message, including message number.)
Dear List,
I know there was a discussion on this topic but i am not able to find exactly
the one i am looking for. And Yes this exact topic was discussed, that I know.
I m running TSM Server 5.2.2.5 and Client 5.2.2 both on windows 2000.
I m using include.fs for snapshotcachelocation.
First time
You might also like to try the perl module TSM.pm located on CPAN. The modules
provides very easy access to TSM .
-Craig Riley
The Children's Hospital in Denver
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Richard
Rhodes
Sent: Friday,
We have installed a TSM 5.2.2 server under Suse Enterprise Server 8
running on zSeries hardware. The TSM code includes a script named
dsmserv.rc which accepts 'start' and 'stop' as arguments in the same
way as scripts Suse supplies to control built-in services. The dsmserv.rc
script does not
In working with our Oracle DBA's they feel TSM should manage the RMAN Oracle
Retentions etc... Is there a Preferred method? If so why?
Here's one of our DBA's response when I told them my understanding is that RMAN
usually manages the Backup Retentions etc
Note on page 85 of the RMAN
On Friday 19 November 2004 20:39, Richard Sims wrote:
I think Stef has the idea of what's wrong...
Are you attempting the restoral across different platforms?
As in where the target system does not support the file
system type that lived on the source system?
(Also: re filespace not found -
Please read the TDP for Oracle manual. It indicates that that you should
have your TSM retention set at 1,0,0,0. Set your Oracle management class
with those retentions, and Oracle will handle deletion of unneeded
backups.
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Berbee Information Networks
Office
Has anyone heard if there are plans to release a TSM 5.x client for
Solaris x86 to complement the SPARC version? If so, when might that
occur?
I've heard Sun say that many developers can take their SPARC source
code (except perhaps device drivers) and compile a working Solaris
app on Intel/AMD.
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