One thing I've seen with regard to 100Mb Ethernet is to make sure that the
cards are not set to auto-negotiate. Instead set them for the speed and
duplex of your network. I have seen cards negotiate to 100Mb, but
half-duplex. Both on clients and the TSM servers on different platforms (NT,
I'm going to assume you're talking a TSM 3.7 client...
I have seen this at a client site where their idletimeout was set too low.
These second sessions you're seeing are from the RESOURCEUTILIZATION which
defaults to 2. TSM will start a session for session communications and
another for
AIX 4.3.1, TSM 3.7.3.0, IBM3494, (2) IBM3590B1A
Right now I have 50 tapes in my onsite tape pool and 22 of them are in a
'Filling' state. It seems that TSM is more often selecting a scratch tape
instead of a 'Filling' tape. These 'Filling' tapes aren't reclaimed, and I
was trying to consolidate
A co-worker of mine worked with IBM/Tivoli on this. The symptoms came during
the reclamation of the offsite copypool tapes for the DIRMC disk storage
pool. The answer he got was that reading from the disk storage pool was done
a file at a time and not buffered. They said it was because it was a
- First you need to define TSM to CA-1 as an External Data Manager (EDM).
This procedure is described in the Systems Programmer book for CA-1 under
the heading of define DFHSM. Same procedure, different names.
- Install the CA-1 delivered version of the ARCTVEXT.
- In your DSMSERV options file
How about the DISABLESCHEDS YES to the dsmserv.opt and bring up the server.
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John Naylor
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No. DIRMC is used for directories in OS's that have ACL (Access Control
Lists) assigned. Like NT permissions. The WIN32 client on NT will use DIRMC
as well as the Netware clients. If the OS doesn't have ACL's associated with
the directories, then the information is kept in the TSM database only.
Another disadvantage is reclamation of the copypool for the DIRMC disk pool.
If the primary pool is a disk pool, then TSM server only reads 1
file/directory at a time during reclamation of the offsite copypool for the
DIRMC primary pool. This makes the reclamation process REAL slow! Tivoli
says
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On DIRPOOL, what is the setting for "Cache Migrated Files"?
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, William Boyer wrote:
Another disadvantage is reclamation of th
When we made the conversion to OS/390 2.6, I actually got to talk to one of
the TSM server developers. It wasn't related to throughput, but I talked to
him about it. According to him, you won't really see a throughput
improvement so much as a reduction in TCP CPU utilization. By coding
directly
I am having a little problem with the last modification date not being
updated for an Access97 database residing on a Netware 4.11 server.
I had a user call up to get a .MDB file restored, but TSM showed that the
last backup date for that file was over 4-months ago. Looking at the last
modified
If your tape management system is DFSMSrmm, insertion of tapes happens
differently than CA-1 or CA-TLMS. If the tape isn't defined to the RMM
control dataset (CDS), then RMM adds it to his CDS using the default
insertion catagory (private/scratch) defined for that library. So, to
prevent RMM from
I am running Win2K and I had TSM 4.1 client installed and was able to do all
my Crystal Reports with the ODBC driver. I upgraded to TSM 4.1.2.0 client
and followed the directions in the INSTALL.TXT for the ODBC driver. I
removed all my ODBC definitions, uninstalled TSM ODBC, rebooted and ran the
You need to make sure that your CHECKIN commands on each server use the
VOLRANGE parameter. When you put tapes in the 3494, they are placed in the
insertion catagory and the first 'host' to grab them get them. So you could
possibly checkin serverA's tapes in for serverB and write over good data.
this is done does this completely discount the other tapes from being
included in the others checkin procedure.
In response to the other e-mail. Both Sun Servers can see all the drives
and they are attached through dual brocade switches.
Thanks
Alex
William Boyer
parameter in the UPDATE DRIVE command.
2) Delete and then re-define the drive to TSM.
Comments:
MODULES/MACROS: NONE
Problem Conclusion:
None.
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Check your no -a options, especially the SB_MAX, TCP_SENDSIZE and
TCP_RECVSIZE. Here's the ones I used for my RS/6000 SP backups:
no -o sb_max=1310720
no -o rfc1323=1
no -o tcp_sendspace=655360
no -o tcp_recvspace=655360
I got these from many messages in the archives.
I was just looking at the Admin Ref for the OS/390 platform and I see no
mention of SNMP support. A 'Q OPT' on my OS/390 4.1.3.0 server doen't show
any of the SNMP* options. On the AIX platform I see several SNMP* options
plus there is a 'adsmserv.mib' in the /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin directory.
I just did a search of the OS/390 Admin guide and reference for 'SNMP' and
got no hits.
Bill
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Now I
Couple other suggestions...
1. Check your no -a settings on the AIX box and your TCPWINDOWSIZE
parameters. sb_max, rfc1323, tcp_sendspace, tcp_recvspace. Also your mbuffs.
Also since you said it is a 100Mb switch, check to make sure that the
adapter is running at 100 full-duplex. There have been
More $.02 ...
Are you compressing the Netware volume?
Do you have any virus scanner running while the restore is running?
Bill Boyer
I haven't lost my mind. It's backed up on tape somewhere. - ??
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Without specific error message, I'm going to assume you're getting the same
problem we have/had here. The new client is trying to do the short-to-long
filename conversion and choking. We opened an ETR with Tivoli and the
response was the 4.2 level of BOTH client and server will fix the problem
Also, http://www.coderelief.com/depot.htm has made their site available to
upload all kinds of different things for TSM. Scripts...SQL
queriesprocedures... Good place to put things and tell the list instead
of a flurry of the 'Me Too!' replies. I believe Wanda put her document
there. Lots of
Anyone out there using Flashcopy on an ESS for backups?
If so, could you contact me offline about your procedures? I'm at
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Bill Boyer
There's no place like ~
There's no place like ~ - ???
Then just update the volume to access=read/write. TSM will put it back to
scratch status.
UPD VOL 040042 ACC=READW
Bill Boyer
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I've been getting this for about a week now. I'm trying to get the latest
patch level of the AIX server code. When I try to change to any of the
subdirectories in the
/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/server/AIX directory I get...
ftp cd 4.1.4.3
250-
Connection closed by remote host.
UPDATE NODE CLOPTSET=''
Notice the null value for CLOPTSET of just 2 single quotes.
Bill Boyer
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For boxes behind a firewall, I use SCHEDMODE POLLING. That way I only have
to open up the 1500 port from the client to the server. The network people
further refine it so that only the client(s) IP address can communicate with
the specified TSM server address over port 1500. Using POLLING I don't
You need to bump up your MAXSESSIONS. The client level you are at uses the
RESOURCEUTILIZATION 2 (default setting) so each client it taking 2 sessions
for the backup. When you up the MAXSESSIONS, take a look at what your
MAXSCHEDSESSIONS is now at. You may want to increase this percentage.
Bill
Thought I remembered some recommendation that you leave them mounted. That
way TSM should backup all the mounted mountpoints. Assuming that if the
users directory is mounted, they probably changed something. Unless they are
going to be logging on to different systems and need they user directory
I didn't see mention what release of OS/390 they're running. If he's not at
the level of TCP where TSm is using the Bpx IP services, then CPU will be
high.
Bill
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There's also a new guy on the market. Last week they sent out an
announcement on this list. They are http://www.tsmmanager.com. Looks
promising.
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Can you ping the library from that server? Also, have you checked the
library manager log? You need to go into service mode, and then it's one of
the menu choices. Can't remember which one and I'm at home so I can't check
right now. The LM will do a reverse name lookup on the IP address and if it
Would the MOUNTRetention for his DEVClass be what's happening here? The BA
DB command completes, but TSM keeps the tape mounted for MOUNTR minutes. The
checkout won't work if the tape is mounted. Maybe, like was suggested
previously, the script could schedule the checkout command for NOW+MOUNTR
Another problem I had with the LM was by default the @#^$# thing added a
route for my subnet to the default gateway. SO, as long as the address was
outside of my subnet, I could talk to it. If it was on the same subnet
(which was where my TSM server was located) then it was being sent to the
I have the same problems. If I use Access or Excel to get the data via the
same ODBC connection, the date/times are correct. Also, if you use a utility
that Seagate distributes on the CD called SQLCON32.EXE with the same select
statement I cut and pasted from my report, it displays correctly. I
This is the amount of bytes transferred, not the amount of data backed up.
They are 2 different animals. I had this issue with one of my Notes
administrators. I was telling him that his main Notes server was backing up
50GB/night, but his filespace only showed 24GB used. This number of bytes
unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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On OS/390 it depends on the tape management system. If you're running
DFSMSrmm, then just specify the REJECT ANYUSE(...) for the volser 'range'
that is non-OS/390 in your EDGRMMxx parmlib member. If you are using any of
the CA alternatives (TLMS, CA-1) then you will have to modify the sample
Instead of Q SESSION or Q PRO, why not do a select from the sessions or
processes table? Here's a little script that runs from cron on my AIX TSM
server:
dsmadmc -se=cartech_adsm_mvs -id=?? -pa=?? select session_id,client_name
from sessions /home/adsm/woodrdg.txt
cat /home/adsm/woodrdg.txt |
Normally this is set up as using the local admin account, but I've recently
gotten a server that needs to backup a remote PC's share point. It keeps
failing with
ANS1228E Sending of object '\\ntpc1676\sx65db' failed
ANS1063E Invalid path specification
After searching the archives, it seems
I ran/run into this on some clients. What I found is that if you don't
specify the NODENAME in the DSM.OPT file and let it default to the
computername of the client...you'll see this problem..IFthe value
returned for the computer name is in LOWER CASE characters.
Part of my install is to do
Flashcopy is NOT a Tivoli product. It is a feature of the ESS. There are TDP
agents for both ESS using Flashcopy and EMC using TimeFinder, but only in
support of Oracle. But scripting some flashcopy tasks to create copy LUNs
and bring them online to your backup server wouldn't be too hard to do.
Check the MOUNTRETENTION in the device class.
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Suad Musovich
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 4:12 AM
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Upgraded to 4.2.1.7 (AIX) from 4.2.0.1
In addition to making sure that the DSCOPT and DSCLANG are allocated, if
this has never worked, I would check the APPLY step for the admin client
FMID. Making sure that the DDDEF's are set correct for the TCP and LE
options. The SYS1.SAMPLIB(ANRDDEF) member is used to create them.
Bill Boyer
Going through the readme for the 4.2 client, I found the new option
INCLUDE.SYSTEMOBJECT ALL mgmtclass
to assign the systemobject to a management class. Also reading the Redbook
Deploying TSM in a Win2k Environment which states that only 1 copy of the
systemobject is kept by TSM. So, assigning
I do believe that the BYTES column in the SUMMARY table is the amount of
data transferred. Not necessarily the amount of data backed up. I had a
Notes server that only had 25GB of used space, but due to a conflict (the
admin was scheduling the COMPACTION at the same time as my backups) it was
I would check to make sure that NT didn't change the actual device names on
the reboot. Verify that the LB1.1.0.3 that TSM knows about it really the
name NT (still) has for it. Also check out the drives DEVICE= against the NT
device names.
Bill Boyer
DSS, Inc.
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I believe that DRM will only expire DBBackup VIRTUAL volumes, not normal
DBBackup tape volumes. This is for server-2-server DB backups. You have to
do a DEL VOLH T=DBB TOD=TODAY-n. I have this in a server script that does
all my server backup commands:
ba db type=full devclass=3590off
We had a server crash last week, 3-drives in a 16-drive RAID array at the
same time. 300GB with 100K's of files. The server remained up, and when the
RAID was rebuilt and the drives created...they were empty. Before the
restore was initiated, the nightly incremental ran. All those files on the 2
Win2K TSM Server 4.2.1.9, Qlocic fibre card, Dell Powervault 136T library
with the FC Bridge attachment, 3-HP LTO Dell PowerVault 110T tape drives.
I see everything, and in the ADSMSCSI drive I see the changer and 3-drives.
In the management console, under the driver and Device details, it lists
Even though you're using a bigger pipe to get to the drives, you're still
limited to the speed the drive can read/write data to the heads.
Bill Boyer
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Jeff Bach
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And what about those other backup products that allow you to recreate the
database from the tapes. Re-cataloging a tape I think it's called. How
secure is that? Then all you need is a copy of the backup product and you
can restore anyone's tape/data...even if it's not yours! With TSM unless the
I'm trying to install the ISC on a Windows 2003 server. The install goes to
about 15% when it dies. Searching through all the log files (that are
scattered all over the place!) I finally came on PortalBasicConfig.log and
this error:
[wsadmin] WASX7318E: Received exception while declaring
% with no apperent
reason, and searching through the installation log of ISC is something you
only want to do on a rainy sunday afternoon.
Richard.
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I believe that TSM backs up the directory, too, if any files have changed in
that directory.
And unless you specify a DIRMC, TSM uses the management class with the
longest retention for DIRECTORY entries. This was a problem people saw
before IBM implemented the DIRMC option. For Unix servers,
I use the AUTOLABEL=YES on the library definition. Saves me the headache
when operations puts new tapes in without telling they got new tapes!
I did find that if a Storage Agent mounts a tape that isn't label'd it will
reject it even though AUTOLABEL=YES is turned on for the library.
It's still
Backupsets are not considered DRMEDIA by DRM. You can't use MOVE MEDIA on them
either because they do not belong to a storage pool.
You would have to write your own scripts to look for the backupset tapes and
then update the volhistory record for that tape with a
LOCATION= parameter.
You should
I've had issues with replacing LTO drives in a 3583 library. Unless I shutdown
the Windows server, then power cycled the library and
brought Windows back up I would get error trying to define the drive. It would
tell me that the ELEMENT= was not found.
Have you verified that the MTx.x.x.x
I know it's supported, and the Admin Guide doesn't say very much about the
actual mechanics and pros/cons of doing it, but I have a
client that has a 3853 with 3-LTO1 drives. They have a very specific
application that requires large capacity, but a limited budget.
They are looking at adding a
I have a client with a Windows2003 server with Exchange 2003 on it. Lately he
started seeing errors in his nightly non-Exchange
backups relating to a file in the C:\Windows\WinSxS folder. I've search the
archives and came up dry. No hits on IBM either. I
Google search brought up some information
I have a client that is trying to set up encryption for some files. TSM 5.3
client:
ENCRYPTIONTYPE AES128
ENCRYPTKEYSAVE
The first time he used the GUI to backup the files he was prompted, but there
was no indication that the INCLUDE.ENCRYPT files were
encrypted.
Is there a way
I've also found that after doing firmware on the library the default or
Extended label option gets reset. That's whether you get
6 or 8 characters of the barcode reported by the library. Check to make sure
that the library is configured for the correct option
for the TSM tapes. Otherwise TSM
No, part of the upgrade is using a utility the CE has to download from an
internal IBM site. As a customer I don't have access to
it. A utility called DLCONVERT.EXE. This utility loaded the multi-path
firmware, converted from SCSI-ID to LUN mapping. Then just
re-cable to library like you would a
Forget it.helps if you create the WEBIMAGE directory instead of WEBIMAGES
directory. Time for new glasses! :-)
Bill Boyer
Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield - ??
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Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 2
If you go in and look at some of the queries already defined by Tivoli in the
default hourly monitor it shows that the SQL WHERE
clause compares the date/times BETWEEN '%s and '%s' . I've used this syntax
in my own queries and it works fine. I've never found
any documentation on it, just a
Just put
SET SQLDISPLAYMODE WIDE
Before your select command.
Bill Boyer
Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield - ??
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Using one of the undocumented SHOW commands:
SHOW SLOTS libraryname
Will list out how many usable slots there are in the library. Then
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM LIBVOLUMES
Will tell you how many you're using. Simple math from there. You can also make
a server script
Def scr q_slots 'SELECT
Just saw this announcement:
HP AND IBM PASS MECHANISM COMPLIANCE TESTING FOR LTO ULTRIUM FORMAT
GENERATION 4 TAPE DRIVES
Brings New Generation of Tape Hardware with Drive-Level Encryption,
WORM, Capacity and Performance Enhancements
SILICON VALLEY, CALIF. - (April 11, 2007) - HP, IBM and
If you do that, then the next backup will EXPIRE the backup copies on the TSM
server. They will then be managed by the Versions
Deleted, Retain Extra and Retain Only parameters. They will not be deleted
immediately! There is a technique that has been discussed
on this list and I've used on
Appendix D of the TSM B/A client manual describes the steps necessary to
configure TSM to backup cluster resources. I think you're
missing the step for the registry key replication.
Bill Boyer
Law of Cybernetic Entomology - There is always another bug. - ??
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How many tapes are in the TAPEPOOL1 storage pool? You have a MAXSCRATCH of 250.
If you have 250...then that's your issue. Try
updating the stgpool to a higher MAXSCRATCH= value.
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM VOLUMES WHERE STGPOOL_NAME='TAPEPOOL1'
Bill Boyer
Life isn't about how fast you run, or how
Why not just take out ALL the DOMAIN lines from your DSM.OPT and let it default
to ALL-LOCAL. Which will get you all local drives
(now and in the future!) plus the systemstate,systemservices. If there's a
specific drive you DON'T want as part of your domain,
it's easier to list what you don't
Until you get some admin that installs TSM and copies the DSM.OPT from a client
that has the NODENAME specified. Once the
CAD/Scheduler startsthat nodename now points to this new box and the real
NODENAME isn't getting backups anymore. I always pay
attention to these messages as they could
I believe that with LTO3 tapes you don't have the choice of 6 or 8-character
tape numbers. You can only use 8. And the TS3310 only
supports LTO3 drives. I guess that's why there's no option for 6/8-char volsers.
If you're going to have to use the TS3310 for the older tapes labeled with the
Instead of doing a SELECTIVE backup on a periodic basis, which won't update the
last backup date/time of the filespace, use the
MODE=ABSOLUTE of the backup copygroup. In your domain, make a copy of the
active policy set and change all the management class
backup copygroups to MODE=ABSOLUTE
I have a 3583 with 3 LTO1 drives and 1 LTO3. I have 2 devclass's defined with
FORMAT=ULTRIUMC and FORMAT=ULTRIUM3C and stgpools
defined to use the specific type. I notice that if I had specified
FORMAT=DRIVES, then it was possible that when asking for a
scratch that I would get an LTO1 when I
Try looking at these 2 articles on IBM: 1114638 and1194688.
Bill Boyer
My problem was caused my a loose screw at the keyboard - ??
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Doing a HELP 8355 from the TSM admin command line gives a suggestion that the
PATH statements do not correctly point to the right
drive(s). Possibly the DEVICE= specified in the PATH isn't the correct DRIVE of
the ELEMENT= you specified. Most libraries and TSM
today support the
Did you try putting the filespace name between the {} brackets?
q ba {/adsmorv}/*
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hi all,
is
I think what you need to do is have the library device in AIX re-initialize. I
believe that TSM is only reporting on what the Atape
device driver knows about the last time it was initialized at the last boot or
cfgmgr.
Try stopping TSM and 'rmdev -l /dev/smc(x)' to put it to s defined state, or
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Has anyone just gone through sizing a VTL solution for a library replacement?
Is it as simple as taking your current
occupancy/retention, applying for some compression and using that figure for
the amount of storage behind the VTL? Or maybe I'm just
trying to make something harder than it is.
Instead of having to restore each *.LOG file every day, why not just code a
POSTSCHEDULECMD that FTP's all the *.LOG files to a
central server as nodename.dsm*.log
Bill Boyer
Life isn't about how fast you run, or how high you climb but how well you
bounce - ??
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What kind of throughput did you see on the unload/load processes?
Bill Boyer
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Yes, Include.encrypt does not INCLUDE files for backup processing or assign
mgmtclass to files. It only specified files to have
encryption applied to them. I just ran in to a similar problem where a user
wanted to exclude everything on a drive except for a
single directory and have that
This is from the README.SRV from the 5.3.2.1 patch level. If you check out the
readme for the 5.3.2.0 base level I'm sure it'll
probably be the same:
Migration and LAN-free Considerations
*
Only storage agents Versions 5.2.3, 5.2.4, and 5.3 are supported by
If you server has enough resources (CPU, memory, storage...) then put the new
instance on the same server. You have to update the
clients DSM.OPT file for the ones that backup to the new instance anyway, but
instead of chaning TCPSERVERADDRESS you change
TCPPORT.
You currently have your TSM
Windows 2003 server, TSM client 5.3.2.0, TSM Server 5.3.2.0 on Windows.
The share in question is on a NAS type device called a SNAP! server. We have
changed the TSM Scheduler service to use a domain logon
that has access to that share. For testing we logged on as that user and were
able to map
, 2007 11:22 AM
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Try running dsmc from a domain admin account and see if it's a
rights/permissions issue.
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I have a client that required certain directories on each file server to be
encrypted. We made the changes to the DSM.OPT to enable
AES128 and the include.encrypt statemsents and did a selective always backup of
those directories so that the active version was an
encrypted version and all the
The volhist TYPE=REMOTE entries are created when a library client requests a
scratch tape and the library manager changes it to
status=private and creates this REMOTE entry with LOCATION of the owning
instance name. It doesn't have anything to do with MOVE
DRM. There is a TYPE=REMOTE for every
Yeah, but unless the Access application opens the database with exclusive use,
you can get a backup of an open Access database. And
even Microsoft says that's a no-no. I use to have a link to a KB article at
Microsoft that said even doing a COPY of an open MDB
file would leave the copy corrupt
Just do a DEL VOL copypoolvolume DISCARD=YES
And the next time BA STG runs the files that were on that damanged tape will be
re-copied to new copypool media.
Bill Boyer
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Adrian
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Only thing with doing a script to stop the services, dsmc incremental, and
start the services is, you loose the successful with
skipped files for the event. An ACTION=COMMAND schedule either works (rc=0) or
failes (rc0). And in your script you have to make
allowances for DSMC INCREMENTAL
Maybe being an ex-programmer, but you have no condition code checking to make
sure that the NET STOP/START commands completed
successfully. If you NET STOP's don't work, do you still want to run the
backup? Now if the last NET STOP command fails, then the
preschedulecmd will return with a
. If
anyone cares to add anything or see any possible errors
feel free to let me know.
Again Thank you all very much.
Tim
William Boyer wrote:
Maybe being an ex-programmer, but you have no condition code checking
to make sure that the NET STOP/START commands completed successfully.
If you NET
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