Ullrich,
When you have an sql statement that either contains single or double quotes, it
is better to save it first into a file (eg /tmp/sql.scr).
And define afterwards a script in TSM that uses the file as input:
Tsm: TSMSERVER def scr sql_statement file=/tmp/sql.scr
Than you can execute it
On 25 mrt 2009, at 18:34, Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:
About 4 years ago some people here decided to bring in Netbackup. No
good reason at the time but everyone involved is making it sound as if
TSM was the problem. In a meeting we had yesterday to discuss moving
everything to TSM they are now
Hi Kurt,
many thanks for that hint.
Previously we are executing the selects from a macro file (foregroud
processing was for demo only).
Moving the macro into a TSM server script gives the results we were
looking for. It works on Linunx and Windows!
Best regards
Ullrich Mänz
BEYERS Kurt
Try storing the command in a file, then running it as a macro. For example,
put the following in a file called tsm.macro:
select 'update thosts set tsm=''T'' where host_name=''' || node_name ||
''';' from nodes
Then run it like this:
dsmadmc -id=adminid -pa=x -commadelimited -dataonly=yes
Hitachi 9990x front end with FC disk for Protectier Meta Data FS and
SATA Drives for Repository FS. The FC infrastructure form host to
storage is 4gb. We are using the non-clustered cfg and achieving up to
500MB writes while doing 200MB reads from DB and Exchange Clients going
direct to the VTL.
Thank you Mel.
Alex
On Thu, 26 Mar 2009, Dennis, Melburn (IT Solutions US) wrote:
ANR8466E command: Invalid update request for drive drive name in
library library name.
Explanation: An invalid update request has been made for the given
drive. This can occur if a new device name is
Please find updated CFP information about the TSM Symposium 2009 at
http://tsm2009.uni-koeln.de/
It is being hosted by University of Cologne in September 2009 taking
place at Grandhotel Petersberg.
At this time please consider submitting a paper proposal during the next
days.
Thanks in
See Below
See Ya'
Howard
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Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 12:34 PM
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Subject: [ADSM-L] What are you using TSM and
About 4 years ago some
On Mar 26, 2009, at 12:33 PM, Alexander Lazarevich wrote:
One clue is that since I replaced the drives (delete drives, update
library path, define drives, define drive paths) the new drives are
showing up as a new device type GENERICTAPE1:
That could be a device driver issue.
See IBM Technote
It looks like you need to reinstall the drivers for the new drives.
Your OS is seeing the drives, but TSM needs specific drivers for them to
be associated as LTO class devices. If they are IBM drives, you can go
the IBM ftp site and download the latest drivers
Well, we have HP drives that came with the Overland Neo 4100 library. Any
idea where to get the HP drivers for LTO2 drives? I've looked on HP's
website and can only find the Windows drivers, not TSM.
It also seems odd that these are identical drivers to the ones that were
replaced, shouldn't the
You use the IBM TSM driver for HP drives, not the IBM drivers or the HP
drivers...
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-266-8777 x7105
www.storserver.com
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When you put the new drives in the library, Device Manager found them. You
will need to right click on each drive and update the driver to use the TSM
driver. The HP driver probably bound to the drive automatically after the
reboot. You must have the IBM TSM Device Driver controlling these
On Mar 26, 2009, at 3:39 PM, Alexander Lazarevich wrote:
Well, we have HP drives that came with the Overland Neo 4100
library. Any
idea where to get the HP drivers for LTO2 drives? I've looked on HP's
website and can only find the Windows drivers, not TSM.
It also seems odd that these are
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