Hi,
we backup our mysql databases by using a mysqldump as a preschedcmd.
It works without problems.
regards,
Volker
Am Montag, den 27.02.2006, 15:56 -0500 schrieb Dennis Melburn W IT743:
Can this be done with the standard TSM 5.3.X client, or do I need a
special app for this?
Mel Dennis
Hello
Other than offsite reclamation, is there any way to easily consolidate
offsite virtual volumes?
Currently I have a server which is electronically vaulting to a remote
TSM server. There are in the region of 3000 volumes in the copy pool,
some 5 MB and smaller in size.
Backup storage pool
John,
Thanks for the script to check if any exports are running prior to starting the
next batch job of 15 exports. It is currently running to check if it makes life
easier for TSM.
I managed to get another crash of the TSM server when the export of the first
15 nodes was started. No other
Move data?
Regards,
Karel
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Smith, I (Ian)
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Subject: Offsite Virtual Volumes
Hello
Other than offsite reclamation, is there any way to
Move data just seems to create a new virtual volume, as when each VV is
written to- it gets closed and can't be extended due to its logical
nature.
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Ian Smith
SAN/TSM Specialist
IT Infrastructure
Rabobank International
Thames Court, One Queenhithe
London EC4V 3RL
t:
What is the est/max capacity on the device class used for the offsite
storage pool. Is collocation enabled? These could both contribute to
more smaller volumes.
John
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No collocation
Est capacity is set to 494365 G (A compressed LTO2 tape)
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Talafous, John
Sent: 28 February 2006 12:36
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L]
On Feb 27, 2006, at 5:34 PM, Bell, Charles (Chip) wrote:
02/27/2006 16:21:15 (TSA500.NLM 5.4 259)
This program cannot allocate a directory handle.
Search on the above message text at www.ibm.com, for starters.
On Feb 27, 2006, at 4:03 PM, Whitlock, Brett wrote:
Can someone share or point me towards the excruciating detail of what
goes on during a restore?
That's what Client Tracing does.
The TSM Problem Determination Guide provides details on tracing.
Richard Sims
Ok, I know this is the wrong list, but there are many solaris users here.
I have a tsm server v5.2.7 running under solaris 8 on a sun e3500.
Indiana finally knuckled under to the idiots and is now going to observe
daylight savings time.
How do I change the system so it will deal with daylight
On Feb 28, 2006, at 8:16 AM, Lee, Gary D. wrote:
Ok, I know this is the wrong list, but there are many solaris users
here.
I have a tsm server v5.2.7 running under solaris 8 on a sun e3500.
Indiana finally knuckled under to the idiots and is now going to
observe daylight savings time.
How do
TSM Server 5.2.2.0 on Windows2003
TSM Client 5.2.4.0 on Windows 2000
During the backup (ALL-LOCAL) the backup never completes and the TSM Scheduler
serivice remains in a Started state (running managed
services mode). The next night the backup schedule misses. We have identified
that the backup
Ok...For the most part this seems to be a NW 6.5SP5 issue
I know it has been mentioning but when this situation occurs
does a manual load of the dsmcad at the prompt work
every time? Just need to know before I upgrade to the
5.3.012 client.
Thanks
Thanks
Patrick Boutilier wrote:
Timothy
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:38:52 -, Smith, I (Ian) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
No collocation
Est capacity is set to 494365 G (A compressed LTO2 tape)
Reclamation will probably be your only option; it's the only process I
can think of which will keep the target volume open across various
Timothy Hughes wrote:
Ok...For the most part this seems to be a NW 6.5SP5 issue
I know it has been mentioning but when this situation occurs
does a manual load of the dsmcad at the prompt work
every time?
Yes, works every time from the prompt for us.
Just need to know before I upgrade to
Greetings, all.
In an issue adjacent to the offsite reclamation question asked earlier
today, I have been chasing details on the details of remote volume
handling with IBM. My PMR eventually ended up with a 'Working as
designed'. I wanted to air my thoughts here before trying to make a
DCR or
If you are running MySQL on Windows:
There is no TSM special agent for MySQL.
The MySQL tables back up just fine as flat files, unless they are in use at the
time of the backup.
So you can always try shutting down MySQL before runing an ordinary TSM backup.
If that isn't a good idea for your
Because I can afford to start fresh backups on these clients, I deleted
the filespaces associated with them, unloaded and reloaded the modules
needed for TSM, and re-ran the backup. Now I am getting the following
for many, many files...
02/28/2006 14:30:19 (TSA500.NLM 5.4 306) A data stream
When an offsite copy storagepool is reclaimed, both FULL and FILLING
volumes are eligible for reclaim unlike primary storagepools where only
FULL volumes are eligible. Is it because they are COPY storagepool
volumes or is it because they are OFFSITE copy storagepool volumes that
allow FILLING
Yeah it's the same with me. Once the server is up, DSMCAD and DSMC run
just fine.
Andrew Ferris
Network Support Analyst
iCAPTURE Research Centre
University of British Columbia
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Timothy Hughes wrote:
Ok...For the most part this seems to be a NW 6.5SP5
Hi Everybody,
Regarding licensing for TDP for Databases ( for Oracle , for instance ). Are
the licenses I require to purchase based on the number of CPUs the client has
or by client i.e server has 4 CPUs I need to buy 4 licenses or just one license
for the client ?
Rich
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 15:56:58 -, Smith, I \(Ian\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I agree, with the expectation regarding filling until max capacity. I
don't understand why an area of tape isn't marked in the database as the
400 GB virtual volume then filled until capacity in a filling state
The total number of CPUs that the Oracle servers is using.
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Subject: TDP for Databases Licensing
Hi Everybody,
Yes. It's being marked OFFSITE that makes FILLING tapes eligible for
reclaim.
We have a server set up just as you describe. The COPY pool volumes are
in a fibre-attached library at another building. They are never marked
offsite, and they behave just like onsite tapes when it comes to
Outside of TSM, do you have sufficient physical disk space available in
your VTL?
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Subject: [ADSM-L] Offsite Virtual
Having a problem with the Tape Library Specialist/web app, so I want to
know what level of microcode is on this 3584.
Can you get that information from the web app, or for that matter, from
the front LED panel of the 3584?
Thanks!
During install, there's a step where you're supposed to specify the
username/password that the tsm client runs under (dsmc, q tsa). That
username needs to have rights to whatever you're trying to backup. If
you need to redo that step, delete the tsm.pwd file from
sys:\tivoli\tsm\client\ba, then
You can find out the level of microcode for drives from the web app or
the LED panel. From the LED, look for the drive VPD. I'm not sure, but
I've only seen the library code level from the web side. Also of note,
you can perform a code upgrade yourself through the web app. Our IBM
CE's claimed to
From the web app, expand the Service selection and click on Drive and
Node Card VPD for the firmware levels.
David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/28/2006 5:50 PM
Having a problem with the Tape Library Specialist/web app, so I want
to
know what level of microcode is on this 3584.
Can you get that
Hi Wanda,
You can get code level info from the 3584's web app under the Service
Library section. Node Card VPD lists the firmware version. It should
also list the firmware version on the top left side on the LCD panel.
Andrew Ferris
Network Support Analyst
iCAPTURE Research Centre
University of
Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, I tried that per the Novell client
install guide from the start, and have already tried deleting the
tsm.pwd and re-authenticating with 'dsmc q ses', 'dsmc q tsa' and 'dsmc
q tsa nds'. Could that be it? Is it only necessary to run a 'dsmc q
tsa', and not 'dsmc q
Hello All,
My objective is to keep 3 days of backup on Staging disks. I set MIGDelay
as 3 and MIGContinue as YES for the staging pool. If it fills up within 2
days, I want to migrate the files in FIFO order. Is it possible?.
I guess TSM migrates based on file size
Regards
Muthu
We are having problems on a TSM server instance on AIX. Some simple commands
such as Q Stg appear to hang, along with their sessions, while reclamation is
in process. Other commands like Q Pr' do not hang. The server is AIX 5.2.5
with six instances of TSM Server 5.3.2.0 on it. The disk is
You cannot migrate the data without reducing the MIGDelay value. TSM will fail
the backup before violating the MIGDelay specification. So, yes, by lowering
the MIGDelay, you can get the oldest data off first.
Orville L. Lantto
Glasshouse Technologies, Inc.
Cell: 952-738-1933
Not sure what to tell you on that one. I've never used/heard of using q tsa
nds. I've only ever done q tsa.
One other thing to think aboutJust because you successfully did q tsa
doesn't mean the user account has rights to the volume you're trying to backup.
I would doublecheck that
Troy Frank wrote:
Not sure what to tell you on that one. I've never used/heard of using q tsa
nds.
Used when backing up the NDS itself.
I've only ever done q tsa.
One other thing to think aboutJust because you successfully did q tsa
doesn't mean the user account has rights to the
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