Hi Michael,
Yes it's the only, for the move data we have create a new primary pool on a
hard drive with virtual band ;) we move the data like that
move data AXL3 stg=ECHANGE_BANDES reconst=yes -- to have a new LTO3
scratch.
After that we do mode data X:\TSM\ECHANGE_BANDE_VOLXXX
Hi Michael,
Yes it's the only, for the move data we have create a new primary pool on a
hard drive with virtual band Wink we move the data like that
move data AXL3 stg=ECHANGE_BANDES reconst=yes -- to have a new LTO3
scratch.
After that we do mode data X:\TSM\ECHANGE_BANDE_VOLXXX
Hi Mickael,
I don't know if this is currently a translation issue, but if you cannot
read the old tapes anywhere, then there is no way move data will succeed,
as TSM is mounting those tapes and reading data from them. And even if this
wouldn't be neccessary and you could change only the entries
Hi Michael,
What we are doing right now and it's work we have just one drive it's work
We create a storage pool name named ECHANGE_BANDE device class name : FILE_DEV2
The storage pool name is locate on a HDD and his virtual band.
We move the data of the tapepool to the ECHANGE_BANDES (i actually
Hi Mickael,
What we are doing right now and it's work we have just one drive it's work
You mean there's still one drive available on the old server that can read
the LTO3 tapes?
I don't know how much data you have to move, but maybe creating a
server-to-server connection and using Export Node
Hi Michael,
Thanks for all you reply ^^
We just want to recreat the tapepool (on server LTO3 with one drive (RW and
R)) on new copypool (on server LTO6 2drive (RW and R)) after we want to recreat
the tapepool (on the server LTO6) from the coopypool (LTO6)
It's possible ?
Hi Mickael,
I don't think that it will work the way you are planning to do the
recreation. If your desired result is to have all the data in the tapepool
on the new server (and a copy in a copy pool on that new server), then I
would suggest that you either user export node toserver to move the
Hi Michael,
The problem we have actually it's we have no copypool the copypool actual was
damaged (one drive no copy :(, ...) and if we export the actual tapepool to the
new tapepool if we have an error during this process we lost all no ??
Hi Mickael,
the export command is just a copy and not a move of the data, other than
the move data command. With export node it copies all the node data to
the new server. You can even copy all your policy domains etc. from your
old server to the new one, if you desire to do so. But I guess you
Hi Michael,
Thanks for you reply i speak with my boss to that issue and i come back if that
not possible.
Regards,
Mickael.
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Hi TSM-ers!
We just migrated a second server to v6 and now I need to 'patch' TSM
Operational Reporter. Among others, the following SQL statement no
longer works:
select node_name, platform_name, date(lastacc_time) from nodes where
cast((current_timestamp-lastacc_time)days as decimal) =2 and
I recently upgraded the server from 5.5 to 6.3.4 and am also working at
changing out the failing scripts. Having to add a lot of cast statements to get
the column formatting to be nicely formatted. The date arithmetic is also the
one that has me the most stymied.
I have used the,
I'm working on the same task as I prepare for a 5.5 to 6.3 upgrade. Here's a
good starting point for updating select statements for TSM 6:
https://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/tsminfo/v6r3/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.itsm.srv.upgrd.doc%2Fr_srv_upgrd_cmd_select.html
There's also an IBM tech note
Hi Eric,
the timestampdiff function will do what you need. This works -
select node_name, platform_name, date(lastacc_time) -
from nodes -
where cast(timestampdiff(16, current_timestamp - lastacc_time) as
decimal(4,1)) 2
The first number in timestampdiff can be -
1 Fractions of a second
Hi Eric,
give me you mail and I will send you ready for use operational reporting
.hml for TSM 6.x
You can use also IBM Tivoli monitoring for TSM and cognos to
set/schedule some reports to be sent
Regards
Chavdar
On 11/20/2013 18:40, Colwell, William F. wrote:
Hi Eric,
the timestampdiff
Thank you all for your help, I really appreciate it!
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
AF/KLM Storage Engineering
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Windows client 6.4.1 on Win2K8-64
When I start a backup of any drive (via scheduler, or via incr F: from the ba
cmd line) I get this error for all drives at once:
ANS1996W The volume mount points enumeration on 'C:\' volume failed. Windows
system error code: 5; reason: 'Access is denied.'.
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