Hi,
The command 'dsmcutil list' gives the list of all TSM services installed
**Similarly, could anyone let me know the command equivalent in Unix???
Regards,
Srinath G
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Andy
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Is there any way to query the relationship between Session numbers in actlog
and a TSM job? It is quite common to find multiple sessions for the same job
Thanks
Aravind
The other posted topic 'Sessions in Actlog' nudged me into remembering a
question I've wondered about in the past;
Is there any way, for a backup launched via 'dsmc i' on the unix command
line, to tie the process ID of dsmc to the session on TSM that is
receiving data?
For curosities sake, I
On Oct 30, 2006, at 8:02 AM, Aravind Kurapati wrote:
Is there any way to query the relationship between Session numbers
in actlog
and a TSM job? It is quite common to find multiple sessions for the
same job
Aravind -
There's no ready way that I know of to relate the Producer and
Consumer
Hi,
I have been getting a schedule failed. The host is a Solaris server.
Dsmerror.log:
27-10-2006 14:00:49 Invalid option 'CHANGINGRETRIES 10' found in
cloptset
27-10-2006 14:00:49 ANS1038S Invalid option specified
27-10-2006 15:00:49 Invalid option 'CHANGINGRETRIES 10' found in
cloptset
dsmc select, whether run by a schedule or manually, does NOT update
the last backup date/time. You have to run dsmc incremental on a
filespace in order to have the last backup date/time updated.
David
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Hi..
Regarding our problem below,
ps -ef | grep dsm
different flavours may vary (use the man page for 'ps' to verify the
switches that you require.
Leigh
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Does anyone know where I can get a list of what the TDP for Domino return
codes, are/mean ? The dsmerror/dsmsched/domdsm log files are useless.
I have seen the following rc:
18 (usually caused by a failure to backup a file that is
open/inuse/something...)
55
127
Look up the CHANGINGRETRIES option in the client manual. Or run dsmc
help to get menu-driven help, and look up the info for CHANGINGRETRIES.
Regards,
Andy
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Hi,
We have some cleanup to run on the database to reduce occupancy in the
library after a chance in retention policy by management.
I want to delete certain TDP Exchange objects but before doing so, I
need to know how much occupancy these object take.
Of course TSM is not nice enough to give
Hello,
A few months ago one of our Novell Clients had and issue with abends
at the end of restores we were recommend to upgrade the client to 5.3.4
and go to Service Pack 5 we have since upgraded. Dispite that the other
day a
server abended again at the end of a restore. Has anyone had this
You can see the file size of an object by querying the contents table,
although for files in aggregates only the size of the aggregate is
given.
For TDP exchange files, I imagine they would be to large to be
aggregated.
Matt.
tsmwiki.com/tsmwiki/file_size
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...in addition to my previous mail, as you are using TDP and it most
likely is generating filenames on the fly you most likely need to query
the archives table to find the names TDP Exchange has given it's archive
objects in TSM.
Matt.
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Hi All,
What is the command to restart a scheduler in a Client.
OS : HP-UX
Any help on this regard would be appreciated.
Regards,
Srinath G
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I'm being told by various vendors that the TSM backup client on
Windows causes problems with their ILM products, the ones that move
older, unaccessed data to cheaper storage.
They are saying that the TSM backup client will alter the last
access date, making it look like the file
Data Protection for Exchange creates backup objects
not archive objects.
Also.. be careful about deleting Data Protection for Exchange
objects as there are multiple objects per single logical backup.
Unless you know exactly what these are, I would not advise it.
If you cannot wait for retention
See the PRESERVELASTACCESSDATE client option.
Regards,
Andy
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You could use:
q occu nodename
or more specifically...
select * from backups where node_name=hostname and
filespace_id=fsid-number
Chris.
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ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
So the TSM backup client ~does~ change the last access
time??!?!? That's not what I have been telling folks
Wait, the docs say that the TSM client will do an update on a file if
the last access time is changed between backups. If the TSM client
itself is changing the last access
Access time is not modification time. Access time means the last time
someone touched a file. For example, if you use Windows Explorer to view a
file's properties, the access time will automatically be updated. This is
not something the application does explicitly, but is a function of the
file
I was hoping I could set 'PRESERVELASTACCESSDATE YES' at the server
level like in a client option set, but I don't think I can.
Do you know of an easy way to update 2500 clients without logging on to
each one and updating the dsm.opt or inclexcl.def?
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The documentation I was referring to is located here:
http://as400bks.rochester.ibm.com/tividd/td/TSMC/GC32-0787-02/en_US/HTML
/ans10008.htm
***
During an incremental backup, the client queries the server to determine
the exact state of your files since the last
Yes, you can use a client option set to configure this option.
Regards,
Andy
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I have been experimenting with using the Overflow location; I have been
able to remove the media successfully. I seem to be having problems
returning the media back into the library. We are running TSM 5.3.0 on
a Win2K3 platform using an IBM4560 SLX. I was able to bring the media
back to the
I didn't see preservelastaccessdate as an option.
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Yes, you can use a
On Oct 30, 2006, at 11:40 AM, Gopinathan, Srinath wrote:
Hi All,
What is the command to restart a scheduler in a Client.
OS : HP-UX
Search for kill in the client manual, which will find sections
describing scheduler start/stop operations.
On Oct 30, 2006, at 1:42 PM, Dan Cyr wrote:
I have been experimenting with using the Overflow location; I have
been
able to remove the media successfully. I seem to be having problems
returning the media back into the library. We are running TSM
5.3.0 on
a Win2K3 platform using an IBM4560
My Netware admin reports that if you use the 5.3.4 TSM client for
NetWare to back up a SAN attached volume, it backs up as a NTWFS
filespace type. It should be backing it up as a NTW:LONG filespace
type. The 5.2.3 client backs up these volumes correctly.
Has anyone else seen this problem?
Richard,
An initial test shows that the commands return data only for active
sessions. Is this maintained historically anywhere? Also, how can I
determine which Producer process the various Consumer processes are tied
to?
Thanks
Aravind
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On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 11:38:17AM -0700, Ben Bullock wrote:
http://as400bks.rochester.ibm.com/tividd/td/TSMC/GC32-0787-02/en_US/HTML
/ans10008.htm
[...]
If only the following items change, they are updated without causing the
entire file to be backed up to the server:
This means
Aravind -
As I alluded, the essence of the sessions is recorded in the
dsmaccnt.log file, which everyone should have turned on, for
historical reporting. I provide a sample reporting program in my Web
area for processing, if you have nothing else, which you can readily
modify to expose all the
Nonetheless, it's there. The doc is just lagging.
Regards,
Andy
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I was able to add this by command linebut the documentation does
not show this as an option you can add. Will the option work??
Table 48. Valid Client Options
Valid Options for option_name
ARCHSYMLINKASFILE 1
CHANGINGRETRIES
COLLOCATEBYFILESPEC
COMPRESSALWAYS
COMPRESSION
DIRMC
DOMAIN
Our Unix Admin has been able to script / automate the TDP for Oracle
Install but is wondering if anyone has been able to automate the
./tdpoconf password portion of the cfg. has anyone done this? If so were
you able to automate the TPO password set on the client side?
Thanks
Charles Hart
Are the media empty when you return them?
Try upd vol xxx loc='' (two single quotes).
At 01:42 PM 10/30/2006 -0500, you wrote:
I have been experimenting with using the Overflow location; I have been
able to remove the media successfully. I seem to be having problems
returning the media back
The volume does contain data and I used the checkin command to return it
to the library. How would I go about relocating the data? Would it best
move data or reclamation?
Thanks
Dan
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On Oct 30, 2006, at 3:25 PM, Dan Cyr wrote:
The volume does contain data and I used the checkin command to
return it
to the library. How would I go about relocating the data? Would it
best
move data or reclamation?
MOVe Data, with RECONStruct=Y, is functionally the same as a
reclamation;
but
Thanks, that worked to remove the volume location, I was trying to use
the overflow location. Silly newbie error.
The volume does contain data and I used the checkin command to return it
to the library. I am wondering if I will need to use del volhist to
resolve the issue.
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Hello David,
I've got 5.3.4 clients backing up SAN attached cluster volumes in a NetWare 6.5
SP5 cluster. My filespace type for those clients is NTW:LONG. What I have
noticed is that the 5.3.4 client seems to chop off the cluster name thus
leading to a new filespace. Here's an example:
FSID
checki libv libname volxxx devt=xxx stat=priv (owner=xxx)
gets it back into the library. Then as Richard says, you can move or whatever.
At 03:25 PM 10/30/2006 -0500, you wrote:
Thanks, that worked to remove the volume location, I was trying to use
the overflow location. Silly newbie error.
I attempted to do an install of tsm on windows vista. I ran into a permisions
issue saying that I had insufficient rights to start the gui. Has anyone
successfuly run this on vista?
This message is intended only for the use of the Addressee and
may
I assume you are using the move media command to check these volumes out
of the library and update the overflow location.
If so, then you want to use the move media command first to move the
volumes from a mountablenotinlib state to a mountable state. Then you can
check them in with the checkin
The purpose of the Recovery Storage Group was to allow for this restore to
happen without overwritting the production data. It sounds like your afraid to
use the Recovery Storage group as it was meant to be used.
I've done it many times for my customers. Make sure you read the MS doc on
Richard,
Could you send me the client manual (or) the link containing this
manual?
Thanks and Regards,
Srinath G
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