Hi everybody
if I back up a network share via Domain statement (DOMAIN
\\xyz.abc.ddd\k$) and the resource belongs to a cluster, backup will fail
with ANS1056E, if the cluster group moves.
Can I avoid this in any way? ( dsmc should retry).
Thanks, Karin
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I second what John wrote. We have never experienced a device taking out all
devices in a zone - because we went with the best practice of one adapter -
one target per zone from the beginning.
For clarity and sanity sake, use aliases for each device host side and target
side and a naming convention
I agree with the best practice though it generally depends on your budget
infrastructure. Eg 20 HBA's in a P595 Series would pretty much be a draw. If
you want to be pedantic you should have separate HBA's for host as well if
running LAN free.
My experience to date if you have separate
Hi all,
I have a select statement which shows me all nodes with corresponding active
(associated) Schedules:
select n.node_name, n.domain_name, n.option_set, a.schedule_name from nodes n,
associations a where n.node_name=a.node_name
Now I want also a select statement which shows me all the
Now I want also a select statement which shows me all the nodes
which haven't any associated Schedules. How could I do that?
select node_name from nodes \
where node_name not in (select distinct node_name from associations)
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage
This should give you what your looking for:
select node_name as Nodes Not Associated -
from nodes -
where node_name not in -
(select node_name from associations)
best regards
Hans-Jørgen Bergmann
Total Storage Solutions AS
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ons, 07.02.2007 kl. 13.29 +0100, skrev Herrmann,
Hello Andy,
thanks!! That's it. Now I've 100% the output I have searched for ;-)
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / with kind regards,
Boris Herrmann
Produktion / Heterogene Systeme
ARAG IT GmbH
ARAG Platz 1, 40472 Düsseldorf
Tel: +49 (0)211 964-1137
I have been pondering this for some time. There are pros and cons
either way (vtl vs SAD (serial-access disk).
VTL Pros:
- Works with LAN-free backups. SAD does not.
- Most of the newer VTLs either have data reduction technology, or
have it on their roadmap. By data reduction I refer to
Hi All,
We had a recovery log pinning problem and the log was growing since last
4 days and currently is at 72% util...
TSM Server 5.3.3.0 running on z/OS.
Below is the SHOW LOGPINNED output:
tsmshow logpinned
Dirty page Lsn=1463720.82.404, Last DB backup Lsn=1463720.117.3419,
Transaction table
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Choudarapu, Ramakrishna (GTI)
We had a recovery log pinning problem and the log was growing since last
4 days and currently is at 72% util...
TSM Server 5.3.3.0 running on z/OS.
Below is the SHOW LOGPINNED output:
(snip)
It looks like you're currently
Mark,
Looks like this pin is 'stubborn', as the successful completion of the
database backup for last three days, did not clear the log. AFAIK, this
has not happened before.
What would happen to the uncommitted transactions if the TSM service is
recycled?
Regards,
Rama
-Original
Steven Harris wrote:
If anyone has been able to find the PVU detail could they please post it
for those of us who don't have access to Passport Advantage?
You reseller should have the info, and provide it to you on request.
Since you only need the info when buying new licenses, I see no
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Choudarapu, Ramakrishna (GTI)
Looks like this pin is 'stubborn', as the successful completion of the
database backup for last three days, did not clear the log. AFAIK, this
has not happened before.
What would happen to the uncommitted transactions if the
Hi Karin,
If the network share goes away (for whatever reason), the TSM client will
not retry it.
You could try scripting something up that invokes the TSM client (e.g.,
dsmc i \\xyz.abc.ddd\k$), interrogates the results for ANS1056E, and
retries the operation once the network share is
Thanks Andrew !!
I will try it.
Regards,
Ibán.
PS: I am always a newbie !!
Andrew Raibeck escribió:
You can use client option sets (defined on the server, see DEFINE
CLOPTSET, DEFINE CLIENTOPT, and UPDATE NODE CLOPTSET=nnn server admin
commands) to control much of this behavior.
For
Is there any way expire inventory on all nodes except for a select few?
I have two servers that I cannot delete any data on.
I changed the management class on thse two servers to not delete files.
The management class has been changed on active files but not on
inactive files. But, when
hello,
I noticed that one of my LTO drive is set unavailable for some
reason. I tried to update the drive to put it back online, but it does not
work.
Can anyone tell me what to check to see why it is set unavailable?
I tried to update path TSME drive0 srct=server destt=drive libr=elto
Check to see that the path is online, and that the drive is showing
available on the OS.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Avy Wong
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 12:09 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: drive issues
hello,
Andrew,
Yes the path is online..
tsm: TSMEq path
Source Name Source Type Destination Destination
On-Line
Name Type
--- --- -----
--
TSME SERVER
On Feb 7, 2007, at 11:06 AM, Kevin Boatright wrote:
Is there any way expire inventory on all nodes except for a select
few?
I have two servers that I cannot delete any data on.
No - there is no such capability with Expire Inventory.
I changed the management class on thse two servers to not
-Kevin Boatright wrote: -
Is there any way expire inventory on all nodes except for a select
few? I have two servers that I cannot delete any data on.
I changed the management class on thse two servers to not delete
files. The management class has been changed on active files but
not on
Question is more WHY did it go unavailable? Query the ACTLOG around the time
indicated to see what happened that made TSM take the
drive offline. I would also Q PATH to make sure that path is online and check
the OS logs (errpt for Unix and event log for Windows.
You don't specify your OS) for
What are the pros and cons of using 6 character tape labels vs 8
character tape labels for 3592s in a 3584 (TS3500) tape library?
David
I might have missed it, but is there a long-running client operation in
progress, or some other long-running process? That could be pinning the
log. For example, a client backup of a very large file over a modem.
The SHOW LOGPINNED command might shed some light (support would probably
want that
Just one of my pet peves with this product. I just went through this
with someone and it looks to me like the changes that were made since
the last time have dramatically increased the cost here. Having to
contact someone to figure out pricing makes no sense when you can find
pricing for most
Kinda weird...i had the exact same thing happen yesterday and I've never
seen it before either. We had to halt/restart to fix the problem..
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Mark Stapleton
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 11:35
JR Trimark wrote:
Enterprise TSM server - AIX 5.2, TSM 5.3
Client server - AIX 5.2
I want to exclude directories from being backed up by using the
exclude.dir command in the dsm.sys.
EX:
exclude.dir /u01
When I look at the dsmsched.log I see entries for this directory that I
excluded.
I am creating backup sets for those nodes that require monthly backups for
business recovery purposes. In the past I have been able to do this
without any errors. Some of the backup sets for this month finished with
files skipped. I looked through the backup logs for files skipped over
the past
Kevin,
How about taking a full export or creating a backupset of the nodes in question?
The active files on the servers won't never expire since you've changed the
management classes. And if a restore is requested for a file that is not foud
any more, you will have to dig into the export or
I second that. In general, my approach is that any product the vendor
is too ashamed to post pricing for is a product not worth considering.
As far as this 'Processor Value Unit Pricing' model goes -- I'll track
what information the software provides me, I do *not* jump through hoops
to get
Same here, but our experience was a couple months ago.
Rick
Park, Rod
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Dist Stor
I setup a new AIX 5.3 server and created a JFS2 file system of
substantial size. However, when I restore a directory of Notes NSF
files (TSM archive of a UNIX directory of NSF files), some files are
failing to restore with the message file over user or system size
limit. I'm not sure what's
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