Afternoon all
We are currently contemplating the best way forward in a
data refresh test at a remote site onto a node that is running the same
version of AIX 5.3.* and TSM 5.2.6
Our three scenarios we are contemplating are a backup set, image backup and
group backup.
The
hi,
i have some troubles with controlling a large number of dsmcad processess on
UNIX,
i mean in some cases i notice in the morning that some sched has not run and
by checking
the machine i see that dsmcad is not running ... i start it again and
everything is working fine. BUT ...
on AIX i can
Hi,
We have done it like this in /etc/inittab:
dsmc:234:once:/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsmcad /dev/null 21
dsm1:234:once:/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsmc sched
-se=schedulernodeid /dev/null
You must remember that in HP-UX you cannot have more than 4 digits in ID
part of inittab file.
I'm pretty sure these are only issued when the ODBC driver is used to
run SQL queries on the TSM server.
We get these every day from ODBC queries:
Date/TimeMessage
--
05/30/2006 17:23:56 ANR2017I
Yes,
I only see the messages when the ODBC driver is
being used to run SQL queries.
Large, M (Matthew) wrote:
I'm pretty sure these are only issued when the ODBC driver is used to
run SQL queries on the TSM server.
We get these every day from ODBC queries:
Date/TimeMessage
How can you tell how long a process has been running.
For example if I do a q pr from a dsmadmc command line
and obtain a process number, how do I see how long it
has been running?
Thanks
Shawn
Our old TSM server is EOL and we are replacing it with a new one. They
are both W2K3. What is the safest/best way to migrate? I was planning
on installing TSM on the new box and then using a recent database copy
on tape to restore the db on the new box using a point in time restore
(since the
On May 31, 2006, at 3:33 PM, Shawn Malone wrote:
How can you tell how long a process has been running.
For example if I do a q pr from a dsmadmc command line
and obtain a process number, how do I see how long it
has been running?
Thanks
Shawn
select * from processes
Is there a way to produce the operational reports daily and not have it
logged to the activity log? Have about 6 reports that produces pages of
entries in the log daily? Thanks
05/31/2006 15:28:39 ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command:
SELECT
TABSCHEMA, TABNAME,
Dennis, Melburn W IT743 wrote:
Our old TSM server is EOL and we are replacing it with a new one. They
are both W2K3. What is the safest/best way to migrate? I was planning
on installing TSM on the new box and then using a recent database copy
on tape to restore the db on the new box using a
Does anyone know whether data can be read from tapes that are expired and
brought back from off-site? Is there any documentation stating how this
data is protected?
Brenda Collins
Storage Management
IBM Global Services
Phone: 763-390-5627
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Brenda,
I'm not certain what the thrust of your question is. If you mean, can TSM
read the tapes, the answer is no, at least not unless you restore the
database to a point in time where those tapes were known to the server.
If the server database is completely destroyed and you have no
- Brenda Collins wrote: -
Does anyone know whether data can be read from tapes that are
expired and brought back from off-site? Is there any documentation
stating how this data is protected?
If the clients whose data is on the tapes were configured to
encrypt backup data, the tape
I've been looking for messages from the LTO2 drives stating they need
cleaning. I know that the library auto cleaning is turned off and by looking
at it through the web interface that is true. I can also see that there is a
C on one of the drives looking through the same web interface. TSM is
Having never seen this I was wondering if it looks familiar to anyone and
also if it is something to be concerned about. I've seen a few of these in
the logs.
ANRD dfmigr.c(4488): ThreadId58 Residual reserved clusters as last
migration thread exits for pool ARCHIVE_DPOOL(6).(PROCESS:
I Believe if you use a backupset, you would not reed to restore the TSM server
at all, just install a BA Client and use it standalone using the LOCALBACKUPSET
this works for TSM 5.3 do not know about 5.2.6
Chris
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