Hi all,
I'm searching for a good idea how to backup up or archive our important
Document Management System (AIX JFS2). Today we have backed up about 190
Million Files. The Filestructure is the following:
There are Filesystems (40 GB) for every mandant on this system:
mandant-a/1
Boris -
If the data is as important as disaster for our company suggests,
then the file systems should be mirrored, rather than the apparent
current configuration where there is a single disk copy in existence
with attendant calamity when the disk develops problems. Computer
center
We have upgraded one of our Solaris 10 Oracle servers to the latest TDP -
5.4.1 and have noticed the restores are taking forever, vs identicle
servers still using the 5.2.0 version of the TDP.
Has anyone else experienced similar problems?
Oracle is V9. The base TSM client is also 5.4.1
As you are seeing, dealing with the metadata for so many files takes an
excessive amount of time. The best solution is to forego TSM (or any other
file level backup product) and use replicating storage, which does block level
backups. Snapshots on the storage device will allow you to
Hi TSM-ers,
I have to backup our MS SQL 2005 server with TDP and was asked how TDP
can be integrated in the MS SQL Maintenance Plans.
Our SAP backups are scheduled by SAP
Our Oracle backups are scheduled by OEM
Our SQL backups should be scheduled by the MS SQL Management Studio
I'm no MS SQL
Personally, I don't see the point of using the SQL management studio AND
the TDP together.
The SQL Maintenance plan creates an exported copy of the SQL data base(s)
into the SQL BACKUPS directory. These are unlocked, flat files that the
regular TSM backup client can back up just fine.
IF you
We are thinking about reviewing all of our SQL clients and setting up
maintenance schedules for those that are applicable (regardless if SQL 2000
or 2005). We have been asked to back up SQL in some cases, and in some cases,
apps are completely vendor supported. Therefore, where applicable, we plan
As I noted in a previous posting, I did some experiments where I
collected processor count information remotely by executing a command
with a return code equal to the number of processors. I have gotten
a request to share the code I used.
My experiments were done in 2004. I don't know whether all
