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Hi,
I'm doing some client testing and have discovered a strange quirk, if it's not
WAD:
Scheduled backup session is in pending 'MediaW' state waiting to acquire a
drive from the library manager
A manually started backup on the same machine, while the scheduled session is
still open, from the
Hi
TSM Server V 5.4.0.0
TSM Client v5.4.0.2
Both running on Windows 2003
I am doing some DR testing and must assume that my onsite tapes are not
available to me and our offsite tapes are the ones we will restore from.
During the restore process, i have found that one of the LTO3
I should add that the client level is 5.4.1.6, on W2K3sp1, talking to a 5.4.1.0
Sol10 server. Library is a Scalar i500 with LTO4 tapes and drives.
Cheers,
Matthew
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Hi,
If the tape itself is readable, all readable data will be restored and
the damage part will be reported (error log) and skipped. Restore will
take somewhat longer because of the retries on the damaged part of the
tape.
Regards,
Karel
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor
Karel
Yes, that's what i was hoping
It's difficult to tell how much it continued restoring, if anything at
all, after the errors appeared. The error messages (anr8302e) started at
00:30 this morning. On a q vol tapevol f=d, the error count was +500.
Perhaps one for each i/o error - there were
Tsm client v5.4.2, server v5.2.10.
Our pc support folks replaced the c: drive on an xp machine. This meant a
reinstalation of windows xp.
Then they installed the tsm client v5.4.2.
I watched them go through the scheduler setup, and all looked ok.
Now when the time comes for this node's
From the BACLIENT folder:
DSMCUTIL LIST to list the TSM services
DSMCUTIL Q /NAME:your tsm scheduled service name
What does the output look like?
Is the DSM.OPT where you expect it?
And where are the sched and error logs located.
If they are not being written to (i.e. empty), bearing in mind
I have enough disk cache to handle these large backups, but the problem
I have is
the log file filling up and not emptying fast enough to handle this
deluge of data
especially the amount of directory information coming in from Windows
file servers.
I have the log file allocated at 13 GB with 12
-Gary Lee wrote: -
Our pc support folks replaced the c: drive on an xp machine. This
meant a reinstalation of windows xp.
Then they installed the tsm client v5.4.2.
I watched them go through the scheduler setup, and all looked ok.
Now when the time comes for this node's scheduled backup
I am running TSM server 5.5 on a Windows 2003 server. I want any data
residing in my copy pools (Onsite and Offsite) over 42 days old to expire.
The volumes that expire their data should show up as EMPTY. Below is a copy
of a script that runs on the server daily. I am still not receiving any
Do you have a script that you can run to see how many reclaimable tapes
you have?
For the storage pools you show below run the following two:
select volume_name as ONSITE_VOLUME,est_capacity_mb as
CAPACITY,pct_utilized as UTILIZATION,pct_reclaim as RECLAIMABLE from
volumes where
On May 15, 2008, at 3:10 PM, David Hensley wrote:
I am running TSM server 5.5 on a Windows 2003 server. I want any data
residing in my copy pools (Onsite and Offsite) over 42 days old to
expire.
The volumes that expire their data should show up as EMPTY. Below is
a copy
of a script that runs on
Hi.
TSM V5.4.3.0
AIX V5.3 TL7
I have been doing some checking on on-site tapes via q volume * f=d
command and other scripts. The two TSM database values which we have
been checking are percent utilized and percent reclaim.
Some of the on-site tapes do not have a reverse of each other
Full tapes should be within .1 of 100 on the total due to rounding
error. Filling tapes will vary.
Andy Huebner
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Lamb, Charles P.
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 4:58 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject:
Are the onsite tapes full or filling?
Onsite tapes are not eligible for reclamation until they are full.
A filling tape with only 1% used has 99% of it's space left to fill.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Lamb, Charles P.
Sent:
No.
Filling tapes aren't eligible for reclamation, unless they are marked
OFFSITE.
If the tape is filling and onsite, the %utilized is the estimated amount of
tape that has been used (the number of bytes written as a percentage of
Est-capacity for the devclass) and the %reclaimable is the amount
On May 15, 2008, at 6:20 PM, Wanda Prather wrote:
No.
Filling tapes aren't eligible for reclamation, unless they are marked
OFFSITE.
Actually, volumes are eligible for reclamation regardless of siteness,
or Full/Filling state. Technote 1202254 reinforces this. If you set
the threshold low
Richard
Thats an interesting explanation, but it does not seem to reflect reality,
I can remember a case of a tape that had a small amount of data added to it
every day, so that by the time we got to the end of the tape it was mostly
expired, and as soon as the tape went to FULL status it got
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