Very similar. I get this:
D:\TDPSqltdpsqlc restore DBA_Admin full /fromsqlserver=SDHQ04-DEVSQL04
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Databases:
Data Protection for Microsoft SQL Server
Version 5, Release 3, Level 3.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1997, 2006. All rights reserved.
Starting Sql database
You can rename a node using the rename node command.
If you do this, then change the nodename option in your dsm.sys file,
all will be well.
I tested this yesterday using tsm v5.3 client to a v5.2.9 server both
solaris 2.8.
1. reg node gp3
2. set up node gp3 and back up a large directory tree.
Hi Mark,
Are you using the same TSM NODENAME in the DSM.OPT file that was
used to back up the databases?
If not, try this:
1. Copy the DSM.OPT file from the SERVER1 machine to the
SERVER2 machine. Call it something like, SERVER1.OPT
2. Connect to the TSM Server from this machine, storing
Thank you very much, Del. That worked!
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Del Hoobler
Sent: Thu 3/8/2007 8:12 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM SQL restore
Hi Mark,
Are you
Can backups be done remotely for a NAS device? If so, can you point me
to some documentation for that?
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Always have my
You don't need to keep the STGNEW, STGREUSE, STGDELETE records any
longer than your oldest DBBACKUP - and even the recent ones are only
useful in very arcane cases for documentation if you have to do a
DBRESTORE and subsequent audits. TSM doesn't need or use the STGNEW,
STGREUSE, or STGDELETE
If it's a Windoze client, you will need to rename the filespaces as
well, since TSM expects to match up UNC names:
e.g.
\\oldnode\d$
should be renamed to
\\newnode\d$
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TSM 5.4 added support for Solaris/x86... but what is the minimum server
version it will connect to? 5.1.5? 5.2? 5.3? 5.4?
I looked in the documentation and couldn't find that info. The FTP
server keeps disconnecting me while emulating the performance of an
Apple II running off floppies so I
Hi all,
(5.3.4.1 server on AIX 5.3.0.0, 5.4.0.0 Mac client)
I noticed something funny yesterday.
The IdleTimeOut on one of our servers was set at 75 minutes.
At 14:06 session 179021 started:
03/08/2007 14:06:12 ANR0406I Session 179021 started for node XXX (Mac)
