exclude D:\dir1\dir2\*
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Subject: need include/exclude help
I'm a big dope when it comes to include/exclude
statements ... not
We have a z/OS.e 1.6 OS running in an LPAR on a zSeries (z890-270) using
a single (shared CP) engine, single (shared) gigabit Ethernet (OSA
Express) adapter port.
We're running a 31-bit TSM server (that's all there is for us thus far)
- 5.2.6.2. I mention this because this TSM server is running
In addition to Richard Sims' consistently excellent and insightful
response, one should also ensure that the microcode/firmware levels are
up to date - but if it ain't broke, don't fix it also applies, as
well.
We have noticed significant behavioral differences between
microcode/firmware levels
A user is getting ANS4974E a required NT privilege is not held.
messages when they attempt to ARCHIVE a file through the TSM client
Archive GUI. The TSM client is a Windows 5.3.2.0 (i.e., the client that
was on the ftp site under the \maintenance\ path as of yesterday) and is
running on Windows
Bruno,
That is because simultaneous write only comes into play during certain
operations. Simultaneous write is not implemented for migration operations
performed by the server.
Read the section of the Adminstrator's Guide entitled Using the
Simultaneous Write Function to Protect Your Data.
Joni,
I suspect that, after the Total Buffer Requests hits a million or two, the
statistics should report a better Cache Hit Pct.. The more I/O to the
database, the better the reported Cache Hit Pct. should become - assuming
a normal workload, access pattern, etc.
Also, is this server
$220 should be close enough for planning purposes.
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Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 5:03 PM
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Subject: 3592 tape costs
Anybody out there know a ballpark cost of the
I think this is an excellent idea, but I'd much rather see result set
processing supported in a new scripting language - let's say REXX. The
world is already too complex and REXX is simple yet powerful enough to
provide everything one could ever - ...well, let's not go that far... - but
you get
Hello, Eliza.
Yes, I have also seen this behavior (with the 5.2.0.1 client).
Regarding the Client Acceptor Daemon (CAD) listening on port 1581, after
running the wizard, I change the MANAGEDSERVICES statement in dsm.opt from
WEBCLIENT SCHEDULE to simply SCHEDULE (because, of course, I use the
Eliza,
If the CAD has not been configured (via dsmcutil or wizard) and started on
the machine in question, then there's no TSM client service to do the
listening - and the GUI B/A client does not listen, either.
You can verify with netstat, like Ted said.
The CAD service, when installed via the
Hello, Bill.
I fully concur with your statement - i.e., that As has been pointed out...,
unless you know how to interpret the numbers, they're just that - a bunch of
numbers..
This tool (i.e. show memu SHORT) has a very limited and specific use. It is
intended for internal use only by the TSM
Hello, Al.
We have much to share. We are OS/390 2.10 on a 7060-H50 (~120 MIPS) with
approx. 100Mbit network connectivity and have had many, long-standing TSM
performance problems. We are currently running 4.2.3.2. We have discovered
in working with TSM support (without a technical explanation
Tommy, the following must be true for the situation in question:
1. the disk storage pool in question has CACHE turned on
2. COMPRESSION=YES is in effect for the client in question
3. COMPRESSALWAYS=NO is NOT in effect for the client in question
4. the file being backed up at the time of the error
Hello, Thomas.
We run a 4.2.3.2 TSM under OS/390 2.10, also. We run it on a tiny little
7060-H50 (Multiprise 3000) and have an approximately 110mb/sec network
connection (that's a bandwidth measurement - not a theoretical number).
Furthermore, we run our OS/390 in a V=R virtual machine under
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