Hi,
I am trying to make some useful reports by queryring the TSM database,
but I can not find out how to fetch the first N rows in that query. In
the DB2-manuals I find the fetch command, but it does not seem to work
here. Also tried googling and searching the archives here.
Example where I
Install Perl on your (I assume) Windows machine and imbed your select
statement within a Perl script that does what you want.
Welcome to an operating system that doesn't come with anything
resembling a decent scripting language.
Usually Perl is what I use on all platforms, but in this
Thank you for the information!
Since it doesn't work I limit the searches by a 'where' statement.
(Btw. any reason for the limitations? Are they afraid we're going to use
the TSM-database for other purposes?)
Best regards
Hans Chr.
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Subject: Re: Equivalent of UNIX tail/head in TSM SQL query
Install Perl on your (I assume) Windows machine and imbed your select
statement within a Perl script that does what you
The cost of IBM-boxes, which you base your whole argument on, is listed
on www.ibm.com. If you had taken a few minutes to check it out you would
have found that the cost has been reduced significantly the last couple
of years.
In our TSM environment the cost and maintenance of the AIX
Hi,
you say you are experiencing no difference in performance between raw and ufs
volumes on Solaris. I don't know which TSM version you are using but there is a
problem with TSM utilizing raw volumes which is fixed in 5.2.8/5.3.4. Check out
APAR IC49036 at IBM support.
BTW, I am also in
Hi!
I'm almost certain that you have a memory problem. The high rootvg activity
indicates swapping.
Either you have too little memory or your AIX system is not properly tuned(or
not tuned at all). My experience is that the last one is most frequent. You
should get an experienced AIX sysadmin
Hi!
Does anybody have any experience with library sharing over FCIP. I am
involved in a setup where the copypool is located far awyay from the
primary backup. I am not happy with using Virtual Volumes so I want to
explore the possibility of mounting the tape drives directly over the
SAN.
Hi!
Several possibilites here.
First find out if the AIX error log tells you something.
Limits:
Check in /etc/security/limts if there are any restrictions on memory usage. I
usually set all to -1(unrestricted) to be sure.
Memory leak in 'dsmc schedule':
After a while this process tends to
A lot of people opt for the transparent encryption scheme where the key is held
in the TSM database and it seems that IBM is moving in that direction with this
feature being the only option in 5.5 for the BA-client. It seems that I am the
only one who wants it the other way around.
As I see
We look at dedup VTL as a possible target for active storage pools
containing ordinary file backup. This way we don't risk very much if the
VTL breaks or the VTL's dedup index goes corrupt. I am a little
sceptical about the robustness of these products so I will not let these
VTL's play a too
with your opinion about performance.
//Henrik
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We look at dedup VTL as a possible
And me:
On the client:
* Client-key encryption for all TDP's.
* Setting in dsm.sys/opt that makes it impossible for the TSM-server to
override any security settings on the client.
* Client having an option to choose another compression algorithm(ZLIB for
example) that is faster and less
in the command line.
Before the upgrade, the contents of Object View or a command was
displayed in the same window.
Anyone experienced the same thing or have suggestions here? It is not
super critical, but any help is appreciated.
Regards
Hans Christian Riksheim
Hi,
I just received and implemented a tip from Timothy Hughes.
Make sure you have a recent fixpack for TSM 5.2 when you are going to AIX5.3 or
else you will encounter the problem described in IC47636(TSM web interface
starts popping up new windows when it shouldn't). For me, upgrading to
Hi,
before seriously looking into your HW-configuration and disk layout you
should rule out any paging space issues and lack of I/O-tuning. Check
paging space activity with vmstat or nmon. Consistant activity to
and from paging space during dbbackup/expiration indicates you have a
memory/tuning
Hi,
I am trying to understand what TSM does with reclamation of large files.
We have a filepool of 10G-volumes and I see the TSM-server moving a 64G
file during reclamation. This file is from an Exchange-backup.
It seems to me that TSM moves the whole file to other volumes and not
just the
Hi,
you have not told the type of TSM-server you are using, but I guess it
maybe is AIX since you already have purchased the disk system from IBM.
If you use another OS, ignore the rest of this e-mail as other methods
for spreading IO apply(methods I know little about).
However, for AIX you can
Hi,
anybody else using the perl module DBI::TSM?
I've recently been using it for reporting purposes and find it quite useful.
However I have some problems with the perl memory consumption. This may very
well be caused by my lack of knowledge of DBI, but I haven't found a remedy yet.
The
regards
Hans Christian Riksheim
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Til: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Emne: Re: Using the DBI::TSM module, memory problem
On Dec 4, 2006, at 9:21 AM, Hans Christian Riksheim wrote
Hi,
I have now tried different approaches for my large TSM query:
DBI:
Allen Rout confirmed my suspicions in a previous post. This one loads the whole
output of the sql into memory before processing. For my large query I killed
the program when it reached 1GB.
ODBC:
This one seems to kick off
Hi,
does anyone have any experience with rman/tdpo and encryption?
I have not found any detailed information on how to implement it and the
redbook from 2001(Backing up Oracle using TSM) does not mention it.
I have learned that there are two ways of doing it:
Client handles encryption through
/adsmorc/.../*
This assumes that your TDPO_FS is 'adsmorc' (the default) and that you
want all Oracle backups to be encrypted.
Regards,
Neil Rasmussen
Software Development
Data Protection for Oracle
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Hello,
we are experiencing throughput problems on our TSM-installation. Apart
from he obvious that we have too few tape drives, bottlenecks in our LAN
and an old AIX-box, we got a suggestion to add another TSM-server. The
reason was that the performance degrades when the TSM-database reaches
Hello,
I just want to thank you all for the input. It has been really valuable in my
discussion with the money people at my work place.
Right now we're running TSM on a Bull Esala PL220(power3, 2CPU 2GB memory) and
use some left-over Sun jbods disk rack for the database. Expiration takes
Hello, list.
We are speculating whether we should employ the latest CMT-server from
SUN as TSM-servers. The CMT-servers are many cores/many threads but each
thread is relatively slow(1,2/1,4 GHz) compared to Ultra Sparc(2,3Ghz).
My question is if TSM benefits from many threads or if we should go
UltraSPARC for TSM
Could you specify which server you are looking at ?
We are running all our tsm servers on SUN and FJ PrimePower
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Subject: Re: SUN CMT servers vs UltraSPARC for TSM
On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:54:39 +0100, Hans Christian Riksheim
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
We are speculating whether we should employ the latest CMT-server from
SUN as TSM-servers. The CMT-servers are many cores/many threads but
each thread
Shoot me if I am wrong, but isn't this a correct result? The database
uses 0,001 times the assigned capacity, that is around 50 Megabytes. Of
these 50 Megabytes, zero MB is recoverable by a dbreorg. As of my
knowledge estimate dbreorg operates on how much is actually utilized.
So if you dump it
Thanks for the pioneer work with 6.1! Myself and other free riders are
in deep gratitude to those contributing to making version 6 stable and
useful. When the dust settles in a year or so I too may choose to
upgrade knowing that others have taken the risk of losing their data and
personal sanity
Hi,
could you tell us more about that SAN meltdown. It is a rather rare
occurence.
Best regards
Hans Chr.
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Rodney Luk
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 8:24 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re:
In my experience client side compression on W2K/Intel is quite fast but on AIX
it is very slow. I have no idea why the difference is so huge.
This poses a problem on AIX when we do client side encryption since compression
must be done before encryption.
Oracle RMAN has two alternate
Hello.
We are in the process of upgrading our TSM-servers on AIX(5,.3/6.1) to TSM
6.2. We have always used raw devices for disk stgpools, db and logs but with
6.2 jfs2 is the rule.
Any tip on mount options? Should cio be used anywhere? I understand that the
application will take care of caching
I had the same problem and then I just kept the low maxcap and set reclaim=100
for the stgpool that housed most of the large files with simlilar
retention(Exchange, Oracle). Not sure if this is applicable to your setup.
HC
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Hi!
I have not found any recommended settings for JFS2 for the database in TSM6.2.
Should I mount the db filesystems cio or dio or leave them with default mount
options?
Hans Chr.
This email originates from Steria AS, Biskop Gunnerus' gate 14a, N-0051 OSLO,
http://www.steria.no. This email
I have an AIX-server with 8G RAM and two TSMv6 instances, one of them a
library manager. The library manager has capped DBMEMPERCENT=12. I have also
set up a dedicated configuration manager(which should be comparable to a lib
manager) in a VM with 2008R2 with 2G of RAM.
Both works fine.
Hans
If a LTO4 tape holds more than 800GB compression is on.
At our place, file data only has a 1.1:1 compression while Oracle data and
mail is 2.5:1. Overall it is 2:1.
Hans Chr.
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 9:18 AM, Mehdi Salehi ezzo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Drives are LTO4, devclass is ULTRIUM4C,
We are mostly happy with our upgrade to 6.2.2 on AIX, but keep in mind that
6.2.2 likes to have a lot of CPU so maybe an upgrade to Power7 should be
considered.
Expiration is normally run much quicker in v6 but it varies a lot.
Esepcially after a TSM restart it seems to be slow like DB2 has to
I expect IBM to make a fix very soon that will up this limit. If not we will
seriously consider other architectures. We prefer AIX for a number of
reasons. Long, tedious and risky procedures to circumvent artificial limits
is not one of them.
For me TSM v6 has failed to live up to its
Hi,
anyone else have this problem? Running 6.2.2 on AIX 6.1. Submitting a PMR on
this in parallell.
When I say hang I mean a complete hang. All incoming backups stops. Traffic
is resumed when we cancel expiration.
Hans Chr.
Problem is resolved.
We upgraded from 6.2.2.0 to 6.2.2.25(6.2.2.2 patch + efix) and expiration
rates are 5-10 times higher and no hangs yet. We observe that System State
expirations from 2008 servers are much faster now.
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 10:17 AM, Hans Christian Riksheim bull
Hi,
If I have two customers connected to the same TSM-server, customer A can
retrieve the data of customer B if he gets hold of a TSM admin password.
Besides client side encryption, any method to prevent that?
Regards
Hans Chr. Riksheim
On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 4:30 PM, Thomas Denier
thomas.den...@jeffersonhospital.org wrote:
I have done cross-system restores using a TSM administrator account
with system privilege, and the TSM client documentation indicates
that I could have done the same thing if my account had policy
Hi,
I've got a problem. An installation failed when creating an instance and I
decided to uninstall and start over. I removed the installation using the
uninstall script provided. But when I ran install.bin the next time it asked
for the password of the instance owner and then failed.
So it
Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
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Datum: 08/22/2011 20:41
Ärende: [ADSM-L] How to completely get rid of TSM6.2/DB2 on AIX
Hi,
I've got a problem. An installation failed when creating an instance and I
decided to uninstall and start over
This 6 TB supported limit for deduplicated FILEPOOL does this limit
apply when one does client side deduplication only?
Just wondering since I have just set up a 30 TB FILEPOOL for this purpose.
Regards
Hans Chr.
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 8:44 PM, Daniel Sparrman
daniel.sparr...@exist.se wrote:
What about just finding the ratio between the numbers in the tables
SUMMARY and AUDITOCC?
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Ehresman,David E.
deehr...@louisville.edu wrote:
Is there any way from the server side to get an estimate of overall client
data change rate?
Sorry, summary and FILESPACES.
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 5:51 PM, Hans Christian Riksheim
bull...@gmail.com wrote:
What about just finding the ratio between the numbers in the tables
SUMMARY and AUDITOCC?
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Ehresman,David E.
deehr
I think the real problem is not with the administrator.
The real problem is that an owner of client A can restore data from
client B only by knowing the TSM admin password. Think many customers
hooked up to the same TSM server.
And how often is that particular password changed in a lib/config
Yes, this was finally fixed for the UNIX platforms in 6.2.3.
This update was released just in time for me when I had to format 40
TB of disk/file on a new server. Would have taken a week otherwise.
I guess it does the same as on the windows platform so no need to
write zeros on all blocks on
Hi,
anybody else having trouble installing the 6.3 x64 client? Getting
MSVC100.DLL missing when I try to start it.
Win2008 R2.
Hans Chr.
installed it on Win 2008 R2 without issue.
Started the GUI fine, scheduled backup ran last night.
Harold Vandeventer
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Christian Riksheim
I am not of any help here but you say you are moving to Linux because
it is cheaper.
Our Power servers running TSM accounts for less than 3% of the yearly
total cost for our backup infrastructure. Then we include licenses and
man hours in addition to hardware and data center costs(floor space,
By default a stgpool has Collocaton=group.
Does that mean it does no collocation if no collocaton groups are
defined? Or does it collocate by node?
We have a stgpool with collocaton=group but no collocaton groups
defined and tape utilization is very low. Should we set
collocation=no?
Hans Chr.
online.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011 11:23 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Collocaton by group
By default a stgpool has Collocaton=group.
Does
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Allen S. Rout a...@ufl.edu wrote:
How many tapes do you have? Now envision _all_ of them being mounted
for any restore, even a relatively small one. That's the end state of
colloc=no: to a first approximation, every node, every filespace,
every directory, is
On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 6:43 PM, Ehresman,David E.
deehr...@louisville.edu wrote:
You could make two stgpools, one collo and the other not.
Thanks, I think that is a good idea so we have made one collopool per
TSM server for select clients. At least as a temporary solution until
we decide on our
I usually separate disk and tape but now I have a customer with a very
small system and another two port HBA for a small Power-server does
not come cheap.
So I am wondering if this rule still holds true or is it something
for Mythbusters to take care of? What are the consequences of mixing
them?
What to expect when we have products from two totally different companies.
Thanks for the tip!
Hans Chr.
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 2:54 PM, Ehresman,David E.
deehr...@louisville.edu wrote:
Oscar,
Before you upgrade TSM or AIX, check out the level of bos.mp64 and
bos.iocp.rte. They need to
Is it still a requirement that an incremental -nojournal backup should
be run once in a while to pick up the pieces left from the daily
journal backup?
In which case if I run a -nojournal every week, what I can tell the
customer what the expected RPO is? One week? One day if lucky?
Regards,
Hi, once in a while the network connecting the library manager with
the clients goes down and often this means we have to do a
synchronization(audit).
Any tricks out there so we won't have to dismount and shut down
everything to do an audit?
Any way to make the library manager function more
Admin Center is slow, the interface is clunky and annoying, the look and
feel is anything but modern and it is riddled with bugs and dependencies to
browser versions etc. Last time I tried it was 6.2 on a brand new two
socket HP DL380 with 48GB of RAM. Slow.
7 years of development and still in a
Hi,
in the old days I could keep track of the total BACKUP_MB for each
platform, how much was Oracle, Exchange, SQL and so on by looking at
PLATFORM_NAME. But with VSS and proxy backup of Exchange these
Exchange-nodes have platform_name=WinNT and not 'TDP MSExchg'. Any tip?
I could of course go
, I used to back up Exchange data under a
different nodename from the OS data, e.g. node1 and node1_exc. Could you
use nodename patterns to help with your reporting?
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Hans Christian Riksheim
We are on a volume licensing scheme but we are considering PVU licensing
for a new project since the volume/CPU ratio there is very high. As I
understand we can do this as long as the two different environments are
separate.
I haven't yet got a definitive answer on what IBM means by separate
, Remco Post r.p...@plcs.nl wrote:
On 4 dec. 2012, at 12:01, Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
wrote:
What should one use to calculate the needed PVUs for NDMP backups? Type
and
#cores in the NAS box?
yes.
Regards
Hans Chr.
--
Met vriendelijke groeten/Kind Regards
.
Regards,
- Bent
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Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2012 11:35 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Mix PVU and Terabyte licensing
We
cores in the NAS.
You need to have the PVU licenses for these cores too.
Regards,
Maurice van 't Loo
http://mvantloo.nl/
2012/12/11 Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
I have asked around and it seems that TSM only needs a license for those
nodes that have TSM software installed
Hi,
good tips.
Any way of excluding backup of those machines that are not
running(guestState: notRunning) with any rule?
Regards,
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 4:20 PM, Arbogast, Warren K warbo...@indiana.eduwrote:
Hi Ken,
We have been using TSMVE 6.4 for a couple months, I
Hi.
we are going away from perl and want to install a reporting feature
for our TSM servers. What is the current state of TSM Reporting? I got
burned the last time I touched this but that was some years ago.
Is it of acceptable quality today or is something new and better
around the corner? Or
It seems that C:\Program Files\Tivoli\tsm\TDPExchange is not populated
before one has run through the wizard, which creates a lot of useless
services that I need to remove afterwards anyway.
Please IBM, let us have the option to choose whether we want to run this
wizard or not.
Hans Chr.
On
Hi.
With Solaris 10 we installed the TSM client in global zone and it was
accessible in the local zones.
With Solaris 11.1 /opt is not found in the local zones and the symlink from
/usr/bin is also missing. Anyone has any tip here before we try to hack it
together?
Regards,
Hans Chr.
with Global zone,that's why you are unable to see the /opt in
the local zones as the tsm client packages not yet installed on local
zones.
Regards,
Gopi
On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Hans Christian Riksheim
bull...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi.
With Solaris 10 we installed the TSM client in global
This may sound like a dumb question. I did a file system restore with
replace=no. Of about 20 000 files, 2333 were restored.
Total number of objects restored: 2,333
Total number of objects failed: 0
Total number of bytes transferred: 832.31 MB
Data transfer time:
Manager ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu wrote on 2013-07-08
06:43:37:
From: Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu,
Date: 2013-07-08 06:44
Subject: Which files have I restored
Sent by: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
This may sound like a dumb question. I did
Hi IBM!
I know this new World Wide Web thing is hard and I can understand that you
have problems constructing a web site that is possible to navigate without
being a puzzle master, not so slow that one gets the impression that it is
trained monkeys serving the web pages and with links that work
Hi,
anyone know if there is a manual or redbook for configuring TDP for MSQQL
2012. I find the section on manual install in the information center
confusing.
Regards,
Hans Chr.
We also see a high change rate and we think the reason for that is the
Windows pagefile. Some trickery to exclude that would be welcome but since
this is block based I guess it is not possible.
Hans Chr.
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Erwann Simon erwann.si...@free.fr wrote:
See that page
If I understand correctly there is no way of getting rid of the logs
without doing a full dbbackup. Is this a DB2 deficiency or is it
TSM(--RFE)?
Reason I ask is that when logs are filling up when expiring unnormal
amounts of data, automatic dbbackup does not finish in time. Which again is
due to
multistream db backs to reduce db backup time?
Op 3 okt. 2013 16:39 schreef Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
:
If I understand correctly there is no way of getting rid of the logs
without doing a full dbbackup. Is this a DB2 deficiency or is it
TSM(--RFE)?
Reason I ask
We have a memory starved Windows 2003 server and incremental fails with
ANS1030E The operating system refused a TSM request for memory allocation.
So we try memoryefficient diskcachemethod.
What we see is that dsmc reports diskcachemethod is in use for all
filesystems. We also see that the
Hi,
I have just tried TSM Operations Center and then uninstalled it from a
Windows box. However how do I remove the repositories this product has left
behind on our TSM servers? Or did the uninstall job do this behind the
scenes?
Regards,
Hans Chr.
Thanks!
Hans Chr.
On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Neil Schofield
neil.schofi...@yorkshirewater.co.uk wrote:
Hans
I think most of the information you're looking for is here:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21651364
Regards
Neil
Neil Schofield
Infrastructure
Hi!
When we have performance problems with backups there is always a lot of
finger pointing. Disk/network/TSM is to blame dependant on which group you
belong to.
What I would like to do is to use the TSM client-server infrastructure to
test performance but exclude from the equation any disk
Hi,
can anyone be so kind to point me in the direction of the documentation of
this product. Trying to understand the basics of backing up a alwayson
cluster and the information center is of little help.
Thanks.
Hans Chr.
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Re: [ADSM-L] TDP for SQL 7.1
I can not get silent install to work. with the 7.1 BA client for Windows.
When I look into the information center for 7.1, the procedure is exactly
the same as for version 6 although the paths after unpacking the 7.1 client
is vastly different from unpacking version 6.
Is the procedure in the
In my experience there is nothing wrong with the TCP stack in Windows.
Especially Windows2008R2 performs very well. For a single stream from a
2008R2 client (dsm sel big file of zeroes) to an AIX TSM-server 500km
away over 10Gig directly to LTO5 has a speed of around 200MB/ at our setup.
] On Behalf Of
Hans Christian Riksheim
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2014 9:04 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Exchange 2010 backup performance
In my experience there is nothing wrong with the TCP stack in Windows.
Especially Windows2008R2 performs very well. For a single stream from
-35ca-4324-bbc6-ba5db9072dae}
x64:
TSMCLI_WIN\tsmcli\x64\client\Disk1\ISSetupPrerequisites\{7f66a156-bc3b-479d-9703-65db354235cd
Hans Chr.
On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Hans Christian Riksheim
bull...@gmail.comwrote:
I can not get silent install to work. with the 7.1 BA client for Windows
It seems IBM has halted the production of TSM redbooks. Also the
Certification guides and Technical guides exist no more for the newer
versions.
The reason for this is that TSM in the recent years has become so easy,
intuitive and self explanatory. That was a joke.
Hans Chr. Riksheim
On Tue,
I use 7.1. With /PREFERDAGPASSIVE set it correctly skips the mailboxes on
the active node but the return code is 1829.
Could this safely be ignored that is if the backup command has RC=1829 I
can force the script to return with RC=0?
Another thing, should /PREFERDAGPASSIVE not be used when doing
I noticed that if someone(usually a DBA) accidentally renames or deletes a
tdpsql_.cfg file the command still runs and just uses the default
config. it will return with no errors.
Example:
Someone has deleted a configfile which points to a specific instance.
tdpsqlc backup * full
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07:50:08 AM:
From: Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
Date: 06/02/2014 07:51 AM
Subject: [ADSM-L] SQL-backup with no config file
Sent by: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
I noticed that if someone(usually
My advice is to not use the GUI. Until IBM eventually decides to make a
working GUI there should be a big red warning stating that if you are going
to restore more than a few files the CLI must be used. (And not even then
can the GUI be trusted [1] )
I experienced the same as you. Used the GUI
ADSM: Dist Stor Manager ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu wrote on 06/05/2014
05:45:50 AM:
From: Hans Christian Riksheim bull...@gmail.com
To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
Date: 06/05/2014 05:46 AM
Subject: Re: SQL-backup with no config file
Sent by: ADSM
I also wonder about the integrity checker. With DAG isn't the integrity
guranteed if replication is working fine and thus integrity check in TSM
can be skipped?
Regards,
Hans Chr.
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 7:08 AM, Steven Harris st...@stevenharris.info
wrote:
Hi All
I'm working on a backup
As many has experienced the 7.1 BA client for Windows not only requires a
reboot, it will in the middle of the install reboot right into your face
without any warning or prompt. On top of this it will do so despite you
telling it not to. The same goes for the TDP SQL client btw.
Cause is some C++
random
guesses or no replies at all.” - ??
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Subject: [ADSM-L] TSM BA installer rant
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