Hi all
Regarding the reply below (thanks to Jop), I have managed to create new db
volumes and get them all synched up, so that's good. However, the log
volume that got lost was Copy 1 (see below), so what do I do now? Do I try
and make a copy of the remaining good copy (Copy 2), or do I use
Hi Farren,
as copy 1 is still off-line you can handle the LOG the same as the DB.
It works fine, no problem.
After creating the space on OS and doing the logcopy it fills the new volume
from the one that's still online.
Good luck.
Jop de Graaf
Certified Tivoli Consultant/Instructor
Chaps,
During the backup stgpool of a 1.7TB file, I got this message in the
actlog:
ANR8341I End-of-volume reached for LTO volume ACO215L2.
ANR8311E An I/O error occurred while accessing drive DRV01 (mt1.0.0.2) for
WEOF
operation, errno = 1117.
ANRD pvrntp.c(2648): ThreadId63 Error writing
The QuickFacts mentions the following;
- pvrntp.c(1838): Error writing E
OT to Ntp Volume xx Encountered when someone opens the cap door and
Ejects a cartridge that is in the Process of being written.
Has someone been opening the library and ejecting tapes?
--:--
Matthew Warren.
[EMAIL
I
Is there a command to automatically exit upon completion of the command
line backup, and not leave the window sitting at Press any key to
continue?
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Hi,
We perform weekly image backups and daily incrementals of a large
fileserver, and there are plans to expand the disk available to this
server. We've been informed that when TSM finds a new mountpoint within a
drive, TSM will perform a complete (full) incremental of the file system
before it
Yeah,
I found that and quickly dismissed it - no chance.
TSMWIKI is my first port of call :)
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LTO drive microcode may be a factor in this. (See IBM site Readme
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=ssg1S1002360
for a summary of microcode levels.)
You didn't mention your environment, but the 1117 errno would be
a Windows System Error number (rather than a Unix errno). There may be
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Is there a command to automatically exit upon completion of the command
line backup, and not leave the window sitting at Press any key to
continue?
Consult the NetWare client manual. Look up the parameter
As far as I know, there are two ways to do a command-line backup in netware...
1. Type dsmc at the server command line. At the dsmc prompt that comes up,
type i , or something like backup vol1:\dir1\*
2. At the novell command prompt type dsmc backup vol1:\dir1\*
The 1st way will keep you in
With the latest problems that have come out with backup tapes being stolen my
CIO is concerned with TSM's security.
Does anyone know where I could print off something to show him on the security
of TSM, meaning if you don't have the database you can't get to the data, etc.
Also is anyone using
OK, Second attempt at this question.
Our fileserver is accessed by one drive letter, F. There is a wish to move
one of the directories to another disk, but keep it mounted in the same
place in the directory structure.
F:\dirA\dirAA
\dirAB - this directory is to be moved to another disk
Show them the planfile. It tells you what tapes you are going to need
to restore the data, and it includes the DB tape
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Hi TSM'ers,
currently we're backing up mail which is stored in mbox-format, i.e.
any tiny change to a folder results in a complete backup of the resp.
folder. This is currently tolerable with my site, but we consider using
the maildir format, where every message is stored in an individual file.
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Behalf Of Matthew Large
Our fileserver is accessed by one drive letter, F. There is a
wish to move
one of the directories to another disk, but keep it mounted in the same
place in the directory structure.
F:\dirA\dirAA
\dirAB
On Jun 21, 2005, at 10:19 AM, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
...The nice thing is that the old locations of all these affected
files
will eventually expire away, because the old file locations don't
exist
anymore.
Just to supplement Mark's observations...
Keep in mind that relocating files may
I think I may have been misunderstood.. not the first time
Thanks though Mark. The whole point of this operation is to keep the files
in 'what appears to be' the same place.
F:\dirA\dirAA
\dirAB - this directory is to be moved to another disk
The directory \dirAB\ logically will not
== On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 08:20:30 -0500, Stapleton, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
backup stg pool1 pool2 preview=yes
So, I was wondering:
How do you folks deal with the desire to automatically answer the question
Are my copy pools up to date
?
In order to automate the above-quoted query,
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How do you folks deal with the desire to automatically answer
the question
Are my copy pools up to date
In order to automate the above-quoted query, it is necessary that the
logged-in ID have storage authority
Hi,
I am using TSMOR and like it a lot, but as far as I can see
It is only for reporting on tsm servers. So I don't know what you
Want OR to do with your clients.
Bill Colwell
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There is no command to do that.
There is a way to do it, if you are willing/able to export and re-import
the filespace:
Assume you want the filespace from node SOURCE to be reassociated with
node TARGET.
1) Export the filespace.
2) Rename node SOURCE TEMP.
3) Rename node TARGET SOURCE
4) Import
TSM will back up the mount point (junction) and its attributes, but will
not traverse into it. It will, however, treat the mounted volume as a
separate file space and back it up.
For example, suppose E: is mounted under C:\somedir\mp.
When TSM backs up C:, it will back up C:\somedir, any files
If you want a query, you can just use a query (my resident DBA gets
credit for constructing this one):
select sum(case when q.pooltype = 'PRIMARY' then o.num_files else
-o.num_files end) as net_files from occupancy o, stgpools q
where o.stgpool_name = q.stgpool_name and q.pooltype in(
Same here; use it a lot and its terrific.
But all it does is run queries against the server.
Are you sure you are using the current version?
I thought driver7 was the old beta version.
A LOT of things have been fixed/cleaned up in versions after the Beta.
If you have a windows TSM server at
Hello All-
My team lead posted this question to ADSM.org with no results- so I'll
warn you now, it's a stumper!
I have a situation where a tape has been destroyed and cannot be
restored from offsite tapes. I need to know the backup date of the file
on the tape. Does anyone have a select
Did they drop the net detect and web detect to discover pc and servers
on the network to allow adding client so they can be configured from one
location?
What is the ftp site?
Yep. my TSM server is AIX but I should haver the NT CD around here
someplace.
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The requirement for a TSM database to restore the files is not in and of
itself a security feature. There was some discussion on this subject a
while back. Check the archives for criterion:
Reading client data from a storage pool tape
Here is a specific link that includes a good portion of
Sorry, I'm not familiar with net detect and pc detect.
It won't be on the NT CD unless you have the 5.2.2 (not 5.2.0) CD, but
it's a very quick download (10.2MB).
Go here (this is the 5.2.4 version:)
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintena
Looked on TSM for Windows V 5.2 Part # LCD7-0425-02
Saw no reference to a TSMCON executable.
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Same here; use it a lot and its terrific.
But all it does is run queries against the server.
Are you sure you are using the current version?
I
There's no such query that I can think of, since the CONTENTS table does
not include the object ID of the files in that table, so you can't tie
anything directly to the BACKUPS table.
However, another possible approach: Assuming you know the file name you
are looking for (and it sounds like you
On Jun 21, 2005, at 1:59 PM, George, Jason wrote:
Hello All-
My team lead posted this question to ADSM.org with no results- so I'll
warn you now, it's a stumper!
I have a situation where a tape has been destroyed and cannot be
restored from offsite tapes. I need to know the backup date of the
I did some tests backing up/restoring a 4GB file with an AIX TSM client
and TSM server and found the following:
Backup to diskpool unencrypted: 400 seconds
Backup to diskpool encrypted: 600 seconds
Restore unencrypted file from tape: 400 seconds
Restore encrypted file from tape: 600 seconds.
Ahh, Ok adding to that query...
With a 'q content tape f=d you get the file name and the size.
This is tedious, but assuming that you are only looking for the date of
a certain file or just a few files, you should be able to go to the client that
backed it up and do a q backup
On Jun 21, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Richard Sims wrote:
SELECT * FROM CONTENTS WHERE NODE_NAME='' AND
FILESPACE_NAME='' AND HL_NAME='' AND LL_NAME=''
Duh... that should have said:
SELECT * FROM BACKUPS WHERE NODE_NAME='' AND
FILESPACE_NAME='' AND HL_NAME='' AND
I think you meant to select from the BACKUPS table... the CONTENTS table
doesn't have BACKUP_DATE, HL_NAME, or LL_NAME columns. But even then, if
there are multiple versions, you can't easily distinguish which one is on
a given volume.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli
We are trying to estimate the resource requirements for TSM backups
of a new clinical system. The system will have a MicroSoft SQL
database. Most of the space used by the database will be occupied
by scanned images of paper charts and digital images from diagnostic
equipment. According to the
Hello,
TDP will just backup the pointers.
TSM will need to backup the images.
Yi
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Thomas Denier
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:23 PM
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Subject: MS SQL database with images
We
Well, it backs up databases.
So it will backup the pointers and not the flat files the contents of
the DB
points to.
But those flat files will be backed up by the normal incremental, and
if they remain static,
should not be a lot of overhead.
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Can someone give me a little insight on resolving this warning?
ANR1134W.
How do I make more mount points available?
I updated a the hi/lo threshold on a storage pool to 0/0 to force a
migration.
I received the following warning message. ANR1134W.
Here is the resolution from the
Look at your device class settings to make sure the number of mount
points equal the total number of drives available.
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James Choate
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:37 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
3494BTAPESequential 83590 DRIVE 40,960.0
DRIVES
Mount Limit: DRIVES
q devc f=d
upd devc devclassname mountlimit=drives
you can set it to drives...
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Can someone give me a little insight on resolving this warning?
I would go at it in the opposite direction.
First Richard's query:
SELECT * FROM BACKUPS WHERE NODE_NAME='' AND
FILESPACE_NAME='' AND HL_NAME='' AND LL_NAME=''
That will give you a list of the backup versions of the file, including
the DATE and the OBJECT_ID.
You can use the
I was looking at the database tables and trying to find a way to get the
node names, backup start and end times and the amount of data backed up,
into an excel spread sheet. We backup over 100 servers a night and the
operations people manually go throught the activity log to find, and
record,
Try this on for size.
select entity as Node_Name, Schedule_name, substr(cast(start_time as
char(26)),1,19) as Start_Time, substr(cast(end_time as char(26)),1,19) as
End_Time, (end_time - start_time) minutes as Duration, examined as
Examined, affected as Backed_Up, failed as Failed,
Debbie,
we use the TSM ODBC client and Microsoft Access to get this information,
though I think MS Excel can also user SQL queries against the TSMODBC
client. You can download the ODBC client from:
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