We have a memory starved Windows 2003 server and incremental fails with
ANS1030E The operating system refused a TSM request for memory allocation.
So we try memoryefficient diskcachemethod.
What we see is that dsmc reports diskcachemethod is in use for all
filesystems. We also see that the
Disk space issues where the diskcache is being stored? Also, did you try
just the memoryefficient without diskcache? I seem to recall a similar
situation where diskcache caused similar problems while non-diskcache
worked.
The book says:
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If I'm not mistaken (and I very well may be!), the diskcachemethod works on a
directory by directory basis. If you have a lot of objects in one flat
directory (without subdirectories), it may not help that much. Alternatively,
if your volume is spread well (deeply) across lots of directories,
-incrbydate on the weekend?
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If someone has put RESOURCEUTILIZATION in the dsm.opt, remove it or specify 2,
so that the client isn't trying to do multiple filesystems
We were able to get to a 64bit OS during an upgrade that made all of
the memory problems go away.
This has been our experience also. Not completely, but mostly, and
especially if it has lots of memory. It's difficult to convince many
people that the biggest and hardest hitting application on
