Re: How to delete Volhistory...

2009-01-16 Thread Maria Ilieva
Try audit library X checklabel=barcode from the library client. That worked for me. Maria Ilieva On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 8:14 AM, KIRAN-SYSTEMS ki...@dqentertainment.com wrote: I am using the below command to delete volhis of a library client server from library manager server Del

Re: Inactive Version

2009-01-16 Thread Norman Bloch
you may also reduce it to filespaces with : select count(*) from backups where state='INACTIVE_VERSION' and filespace_name='YOUR_FILESPACENAME' John Bremer jbre...@lanl.gov Sent by: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU 16/01/2009 00:16 Please respond to ADSM: Dist Stor Manager

Re: 2 Windows 2003 clients with huge # of files consistently failing

2009-01-16 Thread John C Dury
Basically the app is recording all calls into our customer service reps (CSR) via WAV and AVI (for screen activity). The files are all very small but there are alot of them and because there are about 100 CSRs, they create a new directory for each call. As an example, on Jan 14 2009, there were

Re: 2 Windows 2003 clients with huge # of files consistently failing

2009-01-16 Thread Staubach, Justin (OFT)
John, Perhaps you could get creative here... Assuming there is a way of grouping files by date... Let's say all files are saved to: D:\20090114\... D:\20090115\... D:\20090116\... Etc.. You could at the cost of some disk space do the following: 1. Run a batch/script before the backup window

Re: 2 Windows 2003 clients with huge # of files consistently failing

2009-01-16 Thread Richard Sims
John - In a logging-files environment such as you cite, where the data is largely write-only and historic, a hierarchical storage approach would be a more reasonable thing, where data over like a week old would migrate to a cheaper, lower level mass storage area whose entirety would not have to

Re: 2 Windows 2003 clients with huge # of files consistently failing

2009-01-16 Thread Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT
I guess I have different questions than I have already seen. How is the memory usage on the node? Is it 32 or 64 bit? Is the agent hanging or working during the 9000 seconds? We have 2 systems that back 10M+ objects in an equally crazy number of directories and we have not seen the error you

Re: How to figure collocation overhead

2009-01-16 Thread Bob Levad
Don't forget collocation by group. All of our nodes belong to one group or another and we can then be pretty sure that collocation will do what we need. Mostly, our tape pools are collocated by group. Some nodes are in a group all by themselves and some (e.g. workstations) have many nodes in

Re: How to delete Volhistory...

2009-01-16 Thread Bob Levad
I am not sure which parms are absolutely required, but this is the command I used to get rid of an old entry. DELETE VOLHISTORY type=backupset volume=D:\88894302.OST force=yes todate=today Bob. -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of

Windows 2003 Clients failing all of sudden after TSM server upgrade

2009-01-16 Thread Timothy Hughes
Hi all, For the past few days an abnormal number of Windows Clients have been failing with the following error (s). I have noticed that most if not all are windows 2003 clients with TSM client 5.5. It has been happening on some clients every day and others off and on. Also, these errors

SQL Select Stement Subtracting Time from Summary Table

2009-01-16 Thread Hart, Charles A
Is there a way to have a select statement perform much like the function of the q act begint=-8 ? I'm writing a SQL query to determine OS Backups are backing up DB files systems by doing a select from the summary table, with nodename, sched name, bytes recvd 50GB etc, but need to find a way to

Re: How to figure collocation overhead

2009-01-16 Thread Evans, Bill
Thanks for all the advice. Now to go try some things. I'll update the list when I have some data. Thank you, Bill Evans Research Computing Support FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Bob

Re: Windows 2003 Clients failing all of sudden after TSM server upgrade

2009-01-16 Thread Shawn Drew
Perhaps you are reaching your max session limit? Look at the help for the following commands: Q STATUS (look for Maximum Sessions) SET MAXSESSIONS SET MAXSCHEDSESSIONS Regards, Shawn Shawn Drew Internet timothy.hug...@oit.state.nj.us Sent

Re: SQL Select Stement Subtracting Time from Summary Table

2009-01-16 Thread Hart, Charles A
Thanks Richard for pointing out the ADSM Faq - for subtracting time ... Our issue is we have OS backup backing up DB file systems via the OS backup schedule. (We have a separate node dbss0001 for the OS backup and a dbss0001-ORA for the RMAN backups. So we are going to use the query to Auto

Re: Windows 2003 Clients failing all of sudden after TSM server upgrade

2009-01-16 Thread Timothy Hughes
Thanks Shawn! Maybe that's it? I am checking the TSM Server log and I see many of these type messages ANR0429W Session 8894 for node ZDNBURG (WinNT) refused - maximum server sessions (75) exceeded. I wonder If the updrade to TSM 5.5.2 changed the parameter? could that have happen? So

[Fwd: Re: Windows 2003 Clients failing all of sudden after TSM server upgrade]

2009-01-16 Thread Timothy Hughes
I see that Maximum setting is 100, but it seems we have it set to 100 already unless we have to re-set it from the command line? This setting determines the maximum percentage of allowed client sessions that can be used for scheduling sessions. Specify a number between 0 and 100. Maximum

Re: [Fwd: Re: Windows 2003 Clients failing all of sudden after TSM server upgrade]

2009-01-16 Thread Shawn Drew
The Max sched sessions is just a percentage of the max sessions. So if you increase the max sessions, it will increase the max sched sessions. I would keep the max sched sessions to the default, then just increase the max sessions. Hopefully that made sense! Regards, Shawn

Re: 2 Windows 2003 clients with huge # of files consistently failing

2009-01-16 Thread Gee, Norman
I also have 2 problem child's like these. I turn on journaling, but the journaling ran out of memory (virtual). My only other option was to turn on memory efficient disk cache method to get thru the memory issue with journaling. -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager