I'm not too sure about the whole cleanup backupgroups myself. I
understand that Tivoli has re-done the way the database handles
Windows SYSTEM OBJECTS. So if you don't delete them, then the CLEANUP
BACKUPGROUPS, as I understand, cleans that up for you
Is this change in system object storage
:Re: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5
I'm not too sure about the whole cleanup backupgroups myself. I
understand that Tivoli has re-done the way the database handles
Windows SYSTEM OBJECTS. So if you don't delete them, then the CLEANUP
BACKUPGROUPS, as I understand, cleans that up
Sparrman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 12:48 PM
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Subject: Re: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5
Hi
The cleanup backupgroups is intended for one reason only, to fix a bug in
prior versions. In version 4.2.2.X, there was a bug that had the effect
The cleanup backupgroups is intended for one reason only, to fix a bug in
prior versions. In version 4.2.2.X, there was a bug that had the effect
that system objects wasn't expired. What happens is that when you upgrade
from version 4.2.2.X to version 5.1, the installation will be unable to
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Subject:Re: cleanup... (was: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5)
Just to add to the total confusion, you can (will?) experience the same
(similar?) problem in a 4.2.2.x server which I don't see properly
clearified
on ADSM-L
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Subject:Re: cleanup... (was: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5)
Just to add to the total confusion, you can (will?) experience the same
(similar?) problem in a 4.2.2.x server which I don't see properly
clearified
on ADSM-L. Everyone's talking about
Sorry Hans if I was unclear, but for you that haven't upgraded to
version
4.2, this problem doesn't exist.
The system object bug was first introduced with version 4.2.2.0. For
thoose of you using a lower version, my suggestion is to not upgrade to
version 4.2.2, as you will also get this
Hi,
I'll be upgrading soon from a TSM 4.1.3 server to TSM 5.1.5 server(if I can get the
CD's from somewhere or download it) on Windows 2k.
I've read the post of Johnn D. Tann where he states that it went fine. Here is a
copy/paste of his message:
Here's the conceptual overview of what we
I'm getting confused about the cleanup backupgroups thing as there
seem to be some problems with it. Why do you need to do a 'delete
system object' prior to the upgrade and what is the command for it?
I'm not too sure about the whole cleanup backupgroups myself. I
understand that Tivoli has
Does anybody know if this also affects filespaces backed up with
SUBFILEBACKUP YES?
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From: Johnn D. Tan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 4:08 PM
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Subject: Re: upgrade from TSM 4.1.3 to TSM 5.1.5
I'm getting confused
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