Hi Martin, and all folks that already answered my question ...
First of all, thanks a lot for everyone that sent me an answer, most of
the time not the one I expected, but never mind ;-)
Martin, you're absolutely right, but in my case the problem was not to
avoid reclamation occuring, but to
Here's one that we use every day, and it works pretty well... from an AIX
4.3.3 machine. This kills any running reclaims:
# Kill any reclaim processes that are running
alias dsmadmc=dsmadmc -id=maestro -pa=admin
list_reclaim_pids()
{
dsmadmc select process_num from processes where
Hi,
if you have RECLAIM parameter set on 100 in your copy sequential stg pool,
reclamation on volumes in that pool shouldn't occur at all.. Or am I missing
something ?
Best regards,
Martin Trcka
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If I remember correctly, to stop a reclamation (primary or copy), you have
to first set the threshold to 100, then cancel whatever processes may be
running... even then, they will finish whatever file they are currently
moving. I think that could all be done in a server script, but I prefer to
As yet another example of the numerous ways to do the same task in
unix. Here's a simple script I wrote a while back to do the same task:
for i in $( dsmadmc -se=xxx -id=xxx -password=xxx select PROCESS_NUM from
processes where PROCESS like 'Space Reclamation' |grep '[0-9]'
I can't think how you'd do it without a shell script. Try this (not tested!)
for proc in `dsmadmc -se=xxx -id=xxx -password=xxx -tab select '#!#!',
process_num from processes where process='Space Reclamation' | awk '/^#!#!/
{printf(%d\n, $2)}'`
do
dsmadmc -se=xxx -id=xxx -password=xxx -tab
Hi Paul,
And thanks for your script, if I don't find any other mean transmitting
this parameter to a TSM script I'll use it (or something similar). But
why on hell did TSM engineers not think to such a facility, that would
avoid having part of TSM tools inside the server and other parts in O.S.
