Dear Mehdi,
apart from Grigoris arguements, I would add:
- no additional repository is needed for backups and images
- very easily standartized using TSM (e.g. clopts)
- near automatic recovery using predefined Answer-files
- no additional load on the system
- no additional admin tasks involved
Hello,
In certain case, rman do not remove expired backup.
You have to use tdposync for find/remove manualy backups.
Regards, Cordialement,
Grégory Molin
Tel : 0141628162
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Hi,
...bell rings, yes.
The certain case is, when the databaseID has changed in the RMAN. When and why
that happens you should ask your local DBA.
All files that have been created with the old DB-ID are not referenced any more
from RMAN and therefore are not deleted by RMAN.
By the way, it
Hi,
just for Info...
The DB-ID does NOT change, if you do an unregister/register DB in the RMAN. In
that case RMAN remembers the ID and you are save.
The DB-ID changes, if you do a delete/register in the RMAN and then you have
the mess.
Regards
Chris Karl
Christian Karl
Abteilung
You can run crosscheck command in RMAN prompt and see whether all the old
objects are able to identified or not. If not reported in report obsolete
after running crosscheck then create the new node and retain the old node
until it meets retention and remove the old node from TSM server.
Also
So, at one of my client sites I noticed that the Active log filesystem is
sitting at 82% full. This is not normal for this TSM server. Looking in
the filesystem I saw active logs going back four days. Checking the actlog
shows that TSM db backups are still running properly every day, but just
Are you doing backup volhist as well? IIRC, there was a discussion that
you needed to do that as well to purge activity logs. Plus it is a
requirement to perform DB restores on 6.x servers.
Zoltan Forray
TSM Software Hardware Administrator
Virginia Commonwealth University
UCC/Office of
Yes, that's what I was looking for.
Thanks,
David Ehresman
David Bronder david-bron...@uiowa.edu 7/22/2011 8:18 PM
David E Ehresman wrote:
Awhile back someone shared on this list their commands/scripts for
verifying that rman was not leaving any old backups on the TSM
server.
I can't seem
Yeah, I am. The thing that's wierd is the 4 day delay. Active logs are
getting deleted, but they're waiting 4 days to do so. And this is not how
the behavior has always been since going to 6.2. I just noticed the change
one day. Very bizarre...
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Andy,
Here are the strange results. By strange, I mean, it says the logs are
on: f:\tsmlogs\ (confirmed) but nothing in the DSM.OPT it says we are
using, point to there.
In case it might be effecting things, this server is running the Domino
TDP.
C:\Program Files\Tivoli\TSM\baclientdsmcutil
I am having consistent problems with audio quality on the Technical Exchange
Series Webinars. As far as I can tell from hearing the sound, different
packets are being converted to the analog signal for the headphones in the
wrong order. The severity of the effect varies between webinars; in some
Zoltan,
These lines:
Schedule Log= f:\tsmlogs\dsmsched.log
Error Log = f:\tsmlogs\dsmerror.log
tell you that these file names are defined explicitly with the service,
either at the time the service was created or after updating the service
definition. Otherwise when the
I understand and agree but the dsm.opt file has nothing to point to this
location and the dsmerror.log and dsmsched.log files in the root
c:\pf...\baclient directory have entries up to 07/11/2011
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To:
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Date:
07/25/2011 11:25 AM
Subject:
Thomas, I can follow up with this. Do you have some specific examples of
some webinars that were bad recording quality? Let me knoiw via the list, or
you can also send me an email to my work ID at ddca...@us.ibm.com.
Dave Canan
Advanced Technical Support
TSM Performance
ddca...@us.ibm.com
On
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Thomas, I can follow up with this. Do you have some specific examples
of some webinars that were bad recording quality? Let me knoiw via the
list, or you can also send me an email to my work ID at
ddca...@us.ibm.com.
I had trouble with the webinar on using HADR to
In SCSI library sharing, does the Library Client need fiber connections to the
automated tape library? I understand paths to the drives are defined on the
Library Manager and the Library Client, but does file movement to and from tape
drives pass over fiber between the Library Client and the
On 25 jul. 2011, at 19:31, Keith Arbogast wrote:
In SCSI library sharing, does the Library Client need fiber connections to
the automated tape library? I understand paths to the drives are defined on
the Library Manager and the Library Client, but does file movement to and
from tape
Let me pose this to the listserv here. Are others also having this problem
when listening the to Technical Exchange sessions? If this is isolated to
just Thomas then it might be an issue on his side. If there are multiple
people here, please let me know and I can bring it to the attention of the
I experienced that same issue.
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 2:13 PM, Dave Canan ddca...@gmail.com wrote:
Let me pose this to the listserv here. Are others also having this problem
when listening the to Technical Exchange sessions? If this is isolated to
just Thomas then it might be an issue on his
Hi,
nothing to complain from my side.
Greetings,
Rainer
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Hi Zoltan,
I am not sure what you are telling me. Are you saying the f:\tsmlogs
directory is empty, or the log files therein contain no data?
If you define the schedule with the log and error file names explicitly
configured, e.g., via the /schedlog and /errorlog dsmcutil options, then
changes
Andy,
What I am saying is that the DSM.OPT in use (pointed to by the query of
the scheduling service) does not have anything in it to point the dsmsched
and dsmerror logs to the F:\ tsmlogs drive/directory. So, why is it using
that directory? Is this location buried somewhere in the registry?
Keith, yes, the TSM library client needs a FC connection to the drives yes
that you want it to use.
- imagine a library manager managing 80+ drives for 10+ other servers, and
all data moving via this one LM, not a scalable solution
- Occam's razor applies
For as far as I know the data doesn't
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Thomas, I can follow up with this. Do you have some specific examples
of some webinars that were bad recording quality? Let me knoiw via
the list, or you can also send me an email to my work ID at
ddca...@us.ibm.com.
As I noted in my previous e-mail, I was not
Hi Zoltan,
What I am saying is that the DSM.OPT in use (pointed to by the query of
the scheduling service) does not have anything in it to point the
dsmsched
and dsmerror logs to the F:\ tsmlogs drive/directory.
Correct.
So, why is it using
that directory? Is this location buried
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