Re: query occupancy shows DELETED filespaces

reuse delay is set to 3 days that have long since past (more than a week ago) expire inventory runs every day and completes without problems On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 4:32 PM, David Ehresman < david.ehres...@louisville.edu> wrote: > What is the REUSE parm set at for the storagepools in question?

Re: query occupancy shows DELETED filespaces

What is the REUSE parm set at for the storagepools in question? My observation is that at TSM 7.1.5.1 & 2, the space shows as DELETED until the REUSE period is up and expiration has run. David -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of

query occupancy shows DELETED filespaces

At a customer of mine query occupancy shows DELETED filespaces, hundreds of them. I read this: "If you delete a file space in a deduplicated storage pool, the file space name DELETED is displayed in the output of the QUERY OCCUPANCY command *until all deduplication dependencies are removed.*"

Advice on backup and restore of virtualised vCenter Server / Platform Services Controller instances

It's interesting to see how Chapter 12 of the vSphere Installation and Setup Guide has changed between Updates 1 and 2 of vSphere 6.0: Update 1: https://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-60/topic/com.vmware.ICbase/PDF/vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-601-installation-setup-guide.pdf Update 2:

Re: FW: v7 upgrade woes

When they first incorporated DB2 into TSM IBM used to have a dedicated DB2 support group to help with these issues. I'm wondering if they were let go during the last IBM purge? Thank you, Systems Administrator Systems & Network Services NYU IT/Technology Operations Services 212-998-1110

FW: v7 upgrade woes

Ahhh, the joy of IBM support! We are stuck in between the narrow IBM support silos. TSM support sees that the db2 database isn't working after an upgrade test and sent the case to DB2 support. DB2 support says the database got a "already in use" error of some kind and wants to know what else

VM snapshot question

HI to all A quick question before I investigate , using TSM for VE V7.1.4 to back up our VMware environment . I wonder if I have a VM with on it several snapshot , if after a VE backup and restoring the VM in alternate place. What will be the status of this machine meaning If I will see

Re: how to create something similar to a backupset for a vm

May be export node ? On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 3:06 PM, Lee, Gary wrote: > Tsm server 6.3.4, > Tsm for ve 6.4. > > Need to create > I have been requested by security to preserve the last two days snapshots > for a particular set of vms. > > Thought I could use generate backupset,

how to create something similar to a backupset for a vm

Tsm server 6.3.4, Tsm for ve 6.4. Need to create I have been requested by security to preserve the last two days snapshots for a particular set of vms. Thought I could use generate backupset, but this will not work for tsm for ve data. How can I get this type of functionality quickly?