different for the Database, Log, and Storage Pool?
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telnet window (or real terminal)
width restrictions in that case. I also suspect that it is a bit stupid
some of the time, using list when it ought to use table and vice-versa.
Hence -comma when it matters.
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= It's
very satisfyingly, making lots of cool noises and shining his
laser all around. Big gee-whiz factor.
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere.=
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002, brian welsh wrote:
Hello
stored in TSM by
each client, you will need to collect the output of QUERY OCCUPANCY;
there has been a thread about how to do exactly that on this list the
past couple days.
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Research is what I'm doing when I don't know
simultaneous expiration
processes.
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== If we do not change our direction ===
= we are likely to end up where we are headed. =
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002, Scott McCambly wrote
in this area. The client platforms are MS Win32, AIX, Solaris,
Mac...
Will the new V5.1 client for Mac OSX work with a V4.2 server?
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere.=
left to hide?
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== Remember, UNIX spelled backwards is XINU. ===
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Seay, Paul wrote:
I have semi-solved this problem. I have placed the dsmadmc command in a
execute only script
informaiton regarding the
performance aspects of these choices.
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The World's Least Intuitive Operating System
=== -- from the cover of Unix for Dummies
still running Client Version 3 are being advised of this issue before
they consider upgrading.
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, so that if a disk crashes in the
middle of it, I will not lose my Database? That's the whole point of
Database mirroring, isn't it?
I'm starting to think AIX JFS mirroring might have some advantages over
TSM Database/Log mirroring.
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as friendly to use as
TSM's own database mirroring facility, but it does work.
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On Fri, 10 May 2002, Reinhard Mersch wrote:
Roger,
I agree, I also feel very uncomfortable living without a mirror, even
for a limited time
to the threshold level might not cause reclamation
to start until as much as an hour later.
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On Sat, 18 May 2002, Zlatko Krastev wrote:
AFAIK during backup files are not 'marked' at all. They are just stored
and during
, and being put away in its slot by my robotic
friend inside the library.
Either:
1. There is some kind of SLEEP command for scripts that I am
overlooking.
2. There is a bug in MOVE DATA WAIT=YES in that it does not wait for the
tape to rewind and unload and get put away by the robot.
Roger Deschner
start by backing things up pretty well, and then as an afterthought,
decide they need to keep track of what was backed up. That is backwards.
TSM does it right.
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere
NICE, and would help us out of a big, short-term jam,
if there were an update to the V4.1 Microsoft Windows client, which I
know works fine with a V3 server, that enabled it to work under Windows
XP.
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= Man rarely
for prudent database backup.
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have been
unsuccessful. Check carefully. There is also a known bug in some V3 ADSM
server versions where BACKUP DB failed to reset the Recovery Log to
empty. A server restart followed by another backup (incremental OK) was,
as I recall, the circumvention.
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followed by all your other
auditdb options such as file=... The undocumented part is the
DISKSTORAGE parameter, telling it to only audit the disk storage pools.
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On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Michael Moore wrote:
Robert,
The reason
/ADSM/TSM/ITSM. When I can fit it into a tight
budget, it's on my definite wish-list, for sometime that I actually
think I can get it approved. They really seem to know this system,
whatever it is called, inside and out.
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pools, start thinking about taking many days.
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In theory, theory and practice are the same, =
= but in practice, theory and practice are different. =
On Sat, 7 Dec 2002, Zoltan
% chance that the output tape will be the shorter of
the two, and it won't all fit. What's bad is that you might not even
know it didn't all fit, until you have to rely on it for an emergency
restore and it does not work.
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easier than picking apart something that
was meant to be read by humans.
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===If a train station is where a train stops, what's a work station?==
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Andrew Raibeck wrote:
You can use -DISPLAYMODE=blah
this in a panic unless you happen
to be in this area. If I were to actually report it, it would definitely
be Sev 4. Low impact and easily circumvented. There are more important
things to pay attention to.
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On Mon, 13 Jan 2003
there with a copy directly from the old server.
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On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Tait, Joel wrote:
Hi,
What is the easiest way to move TSM to another server?
I need a step-by-step process.
We want to move the DB to another server
them, they last forever.
If you are unclear on the difference here, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR DATA!
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, T_MML wrote:
Hi all,
I have one option equal in the TSM Backup Client?
`´
`´
Delete Files After Backup
it backed up by
TSM. Then he unplugs it and takes it home at night, and uses it there.
This method works great for him. I back up my own traveling notebook
to TSM before leaving town with it, but not while I have it on the road.
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.
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In theory, theory and practice are the same, =
= but in practice, theory and practice are different. =
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Roger Deschner wrote:
I have a non-collocated sequential
tapes in a collocated tape pool
- that's the whole idea of collocation. But this is happening in a
non-collocated tape pool.
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== Sometimes it pays to stay in bed on Monday, rather than spending ===
= the rest of the week
and schedule, especially with a large and
growing database. (Yes, I mirror my database.)
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On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Stapleton, Mark wrote:
From: Remeta, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Ok I have a serious problem. My log is full and I'm
farther, and not delete the file from the original system until I knew
it has been migrated from the disk storage pool to the tape storage
pool, and also copied to the backup copy storage pool.
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On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Lisa
Disks are so cheap nowdays, just buy more of them and do mirroring in
your OS for your disk storage pools. I did, and I sleep better at
night. Used IBM SSA drawers can be had for peanuts.
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On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Allen
.
It is OK to stripe the log and disk storage pools; they are much more
sequential.
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The World's Least Intuitive Operating System
=== -- from the cover of Unix for Dummies
% and waste some
space. How can I really calculate this?
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The World's Least Intuitive Operating System
=== -- from the cover of Unix for Dummies
Orville L. Lantto Said:
Did you create your file system large file enabled?
Yes, I did.
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I can tell this cigarette machine is going to be no end of trouble.
-- Bugs Bunny, addressing an errant robot
ulimit is set to unlimited.
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Don't Drink and Derive
(Seen on a t-shirt at a Math Department picnic.)
Bill Boyer said:
How about ulimit
things that appear to be, are
overwritten when you do a restore, but others are not. I'm just not sure
which is which.
For instance, after completing the restore, I had to delete and redefine
all my drives, but not the library itself.
Have I made this perfectly muddy for you?
Roger Deschner
in rollforward mode.)
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On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Henrik Wahlstedt wrote:
Good morning!
First of all things.. I use 4.1.3.0 on w2k.
Second, I have my log (3GB) in roll
files it comes up with for you to pick from. Try
copying the exact specification you are using on the dsmc restore
command, into a unix ls command, and see how many files it lists. You
might be surprised with a lot of files - that you didn't want.
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notes and tell your auditors you have done a DR
drill!)
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On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Marco Spagnuolo wrote:
Thanks for the info, James
I guess my biggest concern
.
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Have you ever, like, tried to put together a bicycle in public? Or a
grill? Astronauts David Wolf and Piers Sellers, explaining the
difficulties encountered
I have a PMR open with TSM Support right now about this, concerning an
ATL P7000 library. My problem is that AUDIT LIBRARY does not detect
moved Cleaner tapes. I'm currently generating some traces for them. Call
TSM Support.
Roger Deschner University of Illinois at Chicago [EMAIL
If you set a volume to ACCESS=DESTROYED in order to do what a CANCEL
PROCESS really should have done in the first place, can use un-set it,
and later try to read it again? e.g. on a different drive or after
cleaning the drive in question?
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growth potential by simply
adding CPUs, which is a much easier upgrade than replacing the box.
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On Sat, 31 May 2003, Leonard Lauria wrote:
You can respond direct to me instead of the list
if you wish. Thanks!
We
backup to the date/time stamp of the file in the file system.
Here, too, you should do a regular full Incremental backup on weekends,
when performance isn't an issue, to get everything caught up and take
care of any loose ends.
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, but you have it.
CLIENT: If you can't name it, I don't have it. Go away and stop
bothering me.
How can I find out the names of these huge files? It doesn't matter
whether I plan to take an accomodating or combative approach - I need to
know the names of these monster files.
Roger Deschner
the
backup program will often be first to report a problem.
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On Fri, 29 Oct 2004, PAC Brion Arnaud wrote:
Hi List !
I got some bad looking messages on my TSM server (AIX 5.2.0.0 with TSM
5.2.2.1) yesterday, like :
10
, finding tapes owned by
none of the instances.)
SAS would work equally well, if you know it better. This data is easily
handled by any general-purpose statistical analysis package.
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004, Nancy L Backhaus
is
the problem. There is no amount of warning or admonition that can keep
people from doing this - they will do it. Expect it. This message is one
way you can catch them. I filter my activity log looking for this daily.
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stream is also very useful for long-term trends
analysis. It's compact enough that your favorite stat package can easily
swallow several years worth of data and come up with meaningful stats
showing your long term trends.
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In reviewing the new materials for Version 5.3, I see client programs
available for download for all client platforms except Macintosh.
Now, you know how Mac people are - leave them out of something and
they get very prickly about it and start agitating.
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, is to run migration between reclamation
and DB backup, since migration can stop itself and free the drives
pretty quickly, in contrast to reclamation.
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere
Wait 24 hours then try again. Something has it locked. These phony locks
have evaporated by themselves for me when I had them.
Call TSM Support. They're good at figuring these kinds of things out.
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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005
large sequential files such as RAID0 Striping,
and it would fly, both on the way in and the way back out.
Who knows - you could be collocating. That could make a real mess of
this.
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==I have not lost my mind
this kind of thing?
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In theory, theory and practice are the same, =
= but in practice, theory and practice are different. =
Simply wait a day. Patience has always fixed these for me. I don't know
quite why, but after a day I can almost always delete these.
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Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should
a new password. But, wasn't that
supposed to happen by itself?
How did this happen? Well, what changed? The above message started
coming when I changed its Ethernet NIC. No other changes - just a new
NIC. Why would this invalidate the stored encrypted password?
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in the client options file to make it use
multiple backup sessions.
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== You are making progress when every mistake you make is a new one. ===
On Wed, 4 Apr 2007, Dave Canan wrote:
for me to look at to help diagnose the problem here
it is really better.
Contact your local IBM office and have them order a copy of the TSM
Concepts Poster for you. It is free, and it makes of these concepts a
lot easier to understand. The poster is IBM publication number
SC32-9464-00.
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to tape using as many migration processes as you have tape
drives.
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= Things are more like they are now than they have ever been before. =
--Dwight D. Eisenhower
On Thu
and have access to the back
of the tape drives. I should borrow a doctor's stethescope and see if I
can hear anything from the back.
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On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Peter Billam wrote:
when the client is too slow to keep the tape drive
is giving back
its stored inventory to TSM, and that it has become corrupted. So you've
got to force the library to actually re-read all the barcodes, instead
of regurgitating them from its own (corrupted) memory. A first step
would be to power-cycle the library and also restart the TSM server.
Roger
is to try to restart it, is generally a good thing
to do. It usually restarts with an empty Log in these cases, so they can
claim, I fixed it! without knowing the underlying complexities.
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= Standards are great. That's why
in not running dsmfmt is huge. The IBM
manuals try to hide their existence, but many of us use them
exclusively.
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On Tue, 7 Aug 2007, Strand, Neil B. wrote:
as root and then execute the following:
(tsmserver:root)# rm
for an already overburdened TSM
admin.
How can I get this information?
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If you knew as much as you think you know, You would realize =
=== that you don't know what you thought you knew! -- George Ankner ===
as Just One Of Those Things to be investigated when I
had a little spare time someday. Now I'm curious.
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If you knew as much as you think you know, You would realize =
=== that you don't know what you thought you
it was a harmless effect. (Whew!)
Just beware that this will happen, so it won't panic you when it does.
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== You are making progress when every mistake you make is a new one. ===
On Fri, 28 Sep 2007, Schneider, John wrote:
Chip
/ssh,
but it can seriously slow down a streaming application like TSM Backup.
Consider using the throughput monitoring feature of the TSM server,
which will cancel sessions that cannot achieve a certain minimum
throughput.
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and then reused is the DLT
family, which has now been end-of-lifed by its main supporter, Quantum.
(But still, by law you'd have to do it 10 times if you're in Illinois.)
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No one may throw an old computer across the street
.
It's all at the usual location,
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/index.jsp
What I want to know is where can I buy a paper copy? I don't have the
patience to print them, and I really want a printed copy of the v5.5
Administrator's Guide.
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the database. We expire 22 hours/day or
until it finishes, except during database backup. We do database
backup/reclamation together. You can call me crazy, but this works and
has evolved over many years as the best way to get it all done.
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it exercizes lots of the code, and presents a lot of
potential timing issues. One crash isn't bad for a .0.0 release. Go for
it on the server, but proceed more carefully with the clients.
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== I am not a complete idiot. Some
...
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, regular client restore or
GENERATE BACKUPSET.
Thanks to all! Until now, I was not fully aware of MOVE NODEDATA.
B.T.W. It is an automatic tape library, Quantum P7000. We graduated from
manual tape mounting back in 1999.
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multiple Unix filesystems as of TSM 5.3, I can
probably cobble togther significant space if I need it.
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Curtis Preston wrote:
Are files that are no longer active automatically expired from the
activedata
and compress at the same time.
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On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Ben Bullock wrote:
As with all questions like this, the answer is it depends.
It depends on the make-up of your
.
I assume you have seen this already for the SL500 library:
StorageTek SL500 and Sun StorEdge L500 Libraries Configuration
Information for IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Server
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=663uid=swg21193518
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by
normal client restore, or by delivering a generated backupset on a stack
of DVDs. Once you stop backup, then normal expiration will simply skip
over that node.
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On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Thomas Denier wrote:
Earlier today I
. LOCK NODE is your friend!
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On Tue, 22 Jan 2008, Curtis Preston wrote:
Bummer. :( But when it's fixed, I sure think it sounds like a better
solution to this situation
daemon that does ANR1639I -- LOCK NODE.
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If with your litter
you do disgrace
and spoil the beauty
of this place
. Having the command
list in the left pane of Adobe Reader is even better than the HELP
command in dsmadmc.
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On Tue, 5 Feb 2008, Kauffman, Tom wrote:
server, so you don't have to rely on IBM's server being available.
I've
I've got an older export tape I want to keep. But I've got several newer
ones that are no longer needed, and I'm tight on scratch tapes so I want
them back. All the options I can think of on the DELETE VOLHIST command
would delete all of them. Is there any other way? (AIX TSM 5.5)
Roger Deschner
?
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In theory, theory and practice are the same, =
= but in practice, theory and practice are different. =
On Thu, 14 Feb 2008
experienced a week after the upgrade has not
recurred. This was fortunate, because through our disaster drill in
January up to the present, 5.5.0.0 Server has been quite stable. (Unlike
some of the clients, but that's another discussion...)
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Client can corrupt a Vista system when restoring
the System State.
Read the full IBM Flash at
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=663context=SSGSG7dc=D600uid=swg21294711loc=en_UScs=UTF-8lang=enrss=ct663tivoli
which promises 5.5.0.4 on Feb 29. They beat that by a day.
Roger Deschner
this to move from SDLT to LTO4.
I've set the Reclamation Storage Pool for SDLT to be the LTO4 pool. Now
all I need to do to propel the process is to reduce the reclamation
threshold in the SDLT pool by 1-2 points every day.
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. It's
bad enough that we're storing many copies of the Windows XP OS, Mac
OS/X, and MS/Office executables, but someday I'd like to be able to
deduplicate those.
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fewer days, perhaps somebody who is more of an SQL wizard can help.
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2008, Richard Sims wrote:
select distinct NODE_NAME from occupancy where TYPE='Bkup'
On Mar 14, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Avy Wong wrote
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On Mar 15, 2008, at 2:36 PM, Roger Deschner wrote:
That occupancy table can be REALLY slow to process if your system is at
all large. I prefer to search the summary table which is fast, even with
my 275gb database.
Roger
This is one where you should just call IBM TSM Support right away and
report it. Might or might not be related to a couple of other 5.5.0
server crashes that have been called in.
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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, [windows-1255
on AIX or something like that.
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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Bill Boyer wrote:
Just received a new Power6 p520, connected to the serial0 console port with
my Hyperterm and turned the box on. I see all the startup messages
UPGRADEDB. But this was
obvious to detect, and it was easy to run the UPGRADEDB manually, so I
consider it to be no big deal. Just beware it could happen to you and be
ready to do it manually if necessary.
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Client systems are being left on all night
Client is Windows XP, server is AIX.
Any idea what could be causing this?
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere.=
understand how we
wound up with more than 2 filling tapes per collocation group.
They are all in readwrite status. There have been no I/O errors that
could explain this.
I could accept 3, and call it one of those things, but 6?
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of a reclamation disk storage pool may actually help extend
tape media life, by allowing the drive to stream on both input and
output.
I'm actually glad to hear this happens with LTO as well - I was
beginning to suspect my choice of SDLT over LTO was a mistake.
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in a new house, but the
boxes with all your stuff from your old house are down in the basement
where you can get what you need.
This issue most frequently comes up with stolen laptops.
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===If a train station is where a train
.
P.S. The Client Scheduler appears to require PASSWORDACCESS GENERATE.
I am still researching this, and it may be platform-dependent.
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On Wed, 23 Jul 2003, Muthyam Reddy wrote:
** High Priority **
Hi everyone,
What
. Arbitrarily splitting
up the logical volumes within the RAID5 box cannot help, and might hurt,
performance.
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==I have not lost my mind -- it is backed up on tape somewhere.=
On Sat, 26 Jul 2003, i love tsm wrote
as it is closed. That's no way to run a railroad. Is
there any other workaround, or perhaps could this be fixed? Migration
algorithms should work to prevent fillups like I am experiencing, but
they don't, so it is broken.
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, you should know that this feature is saving me an ENORMOUS amount
of time - today!
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=An optimist is someone who says a glass is half full.==
===A pessimist says it's half empty. An engineering consultant says
of logic here that
probably makes sense except in this special circumstance. Then leave it
physically in the library until your next database backup, after which
you can safely remove it.
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== What would you rather do
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