Thomas
A distant possibility is that the tree being backed up has a different
management Class and that has had its copymode set to absolute.
Regards
Steve.
Steven Harris
TSM Admin
Canberra Australia
On 19/10/2012 6:26 AM, Thomas Denier wrote:
I have obtained a copy of dsmsched.log from one
If it's the same nodes having the problem repeatedly,
you could try temporarily adding SKIPNTPERMISSIONS YES to the dsm.opt file.
Then the backup ignores changes to the ACL's.
Just to rule out that issue.
If you still have the problem then, I'd open a ticket with Tivoli.
They might have a client
Is it possible to lock a single filespace such that expiration will not occur
for only that space?
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
Thank you very much; that turned out to be exactly what happened.
One of our client systems has an application built around a
database made up of ten files. Some of the files change on any
day when the application is used, and some change much less
frequently. The database has had chronic problems
The default management class for directories is based on the directory with
the highest RETONLY setting. If multiple management classes have the same
highest RETONLY setting, then the management class whose name appears last
in ascending sort order will be used. For example, if you have two
I have a Linux box running oracle and using rman/TSM for Oracle for backup and
restores.
TDPO is 5.5.1.0. The TSM client API is 6.3.0.0. The TSM Server, running on
AIX, is 6.2.4.0.
Backups times are acceptable, approximated 250GB in an hour using two rman
channels. This drives the TSM
is this VTL or physical tape?
Just as a troubleshooting step, I would attempt a single-channel
backup/restore to see if that makes a difference. (whether it's physical
or virtual)
It's been a while, but I remember having weird problems like this in the
past with multi-channel restores on
Its virtual tape
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is this VTL or physical tape?
Just
No.
You can't lock a node or filespace and prevent expiration from occurring.
Even if you stop EXPIRE INVENTORY from running, backup versions will still roll
off and versions due to expire based on days will become unrestore-able. The
only way to prevent expiration is to change the copy group
