Curt,
The hierarchy will eventually look like this:
Remote Server (RS) Disk Cache
-Main Server (MS) Disk Cache
-MS Tape Pool
-MS Offsite Copy Pool
Questions I have:
1) Is this possible?
Yes, no problems - you create a DEVCLASS of type SERVER, then a storage
pool that
I did this for a subset of our clients, mainly the Unix clients, because
they were more copperative than the Intel clients.
Andy Carlson|\ _,,,---,,_
Senior Technical Specialist ZZZzz /,`.-'`'-. ;-;;,_
BJC Health Care
Good morning,
I´m on 5.1.7.0 on w2k SP3 and DLT7000 drives in STK9710.
I used dsmlabel 'dsmlabel -library=lb0.0.0.8 -drive=mt3.0.0.4,1032
-drive=mt4.0.0.4,1033 -drive=mt5.0.0.6,1034 -drive=mt8.0.0.6,1035 -keep
-overwrite -barcode'.
All went fine, then I used 'checkin libv stk9710 search=yes
Besides that on 5.2 aix server worry if your libc version is lower than
stated.
We are now patching a lot of servers
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From: David Longo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2003 9:33 PM
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Subject: Re: Clock Change
I think this was
Well you have to be at the right levels of client and server code for the
summary table
to provide accurate information. I am still at 4.2 for the majoriity of
mine so it does not work
for me either, but I get what I want by pulling the data out of the
activity log into a file ie.
QUERY AC
I'm trying to run some select statements and get a summary of the bytes
transferred during a backup.
No matter what I use, the bytes transferred always = 0. In the msi
GUI it all looks good, but the dsmadmc select queries come up w/ 0.
Is this a known problem or am I doing something wrong? Why
hi all,
my problem is the code: 127
after running my postschedule the code error 127 is registered in my
dsmsched.log
look below:
TSM SERVER V4.2.2.0 (Win2k)
TSM Client V4.2.1.0 (Red Hat Linux release 6.2)
- file DSMSCHED.LOG
I used dsmlabel 'dsmlabel -library=lb0.0.0.8 -drive=mt3.0.0.4,1032
-drive=mt4.0.0.4,1033 -drive=mt5.0.0.6,1034 -drive=mt8.0.0.6,1035
-keep -overwrite -barcode'.
...
Any thought why dsmlabel didnt work i.e. why did I have to use 'label libv'
too?
Henrik - My first thought would be that you seem
This is not going to work due to different byte ordering within the word
between Windows and AIX!!!
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Crawford, Lindy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear listers,
Getting some strange behavior when I want to restore a db backup.
After formating the log and mounting the database tape dsmserv gives me the
following error.
anrd icstrame.c bla bla invalid record header found in input stream,
magic=0087
Anyone seent - solved this.
I am
...
Isn't this getting a little off the mark though? Last I checked, almost
every database on the planet (yes even pervasive sql) when allocating
pages/extents, left an amount of space unutilized at the end. In fact, if
you do a reorg in SQL server, it specifically asks how much space you want
Thank you for the response, If what you say is true, then I will forgo the Reorg
concept, as it appears to be a waste of time.
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From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 7:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Database
1. It is possible
2. No, you need the DRM license (part of Extended Edition) to have
server-to-server virtual volumes
3. To the virtual volumes device class, i.e. to a file stored in MS
server
3b. Yes, it depends on the destination setting of the MS server
copygroup
4. See the answers to q.3 3b.
We have systems where we have archived data where I can see the life of the
archive data
will far out lasting the client system itself.
So, say you have a client system that is being removed from service. It's
ok to delete
all backups for the client and remove the client from TSM. But, the
Hi Koen!
Are you trying to restore an older (non 5.1) database? I so, you're probably
running into APAR IC33690.
If I ready the APAR correctly it's not supported to restore an older
database on a 5.1 server:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=203context=SWJ00q=invalid+reco
Please don't throw the concept out. Like all tools it has it's place.
For example, we are thinking about reorg'ing one of our TSM databases.
Why?
1) I ran a test reorg of one of our TSM databases on a test system. The
db was 80gb
in size with 72gb used. It shrunk to 40gb used.
As discussed
Good point for reducing size, other than normal growth why would it not last long, is
ther other reasons?
Thank you.
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From: Richard Rhodes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 8:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Database fragmentation
We need to run manual deletion of 6 volumes.
i.e. delete volume volume_name discarddata=yes
It needs to run synchronously i.e. command runs, finishes and the
next command runs.
How could I do this in batch mode i.e. via a command line script?
Any help appreciated...
Cecily Hewlett
try adding wait=yes.
Regard,
Karel
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Verzonden: dinsdag 21 oktober 2003 15:52
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Onderwerp: / /OREF:CPTB7E3A deleting volumes
We need to run manual deletion of 6 volumes.
i.e. delete volume
hi,
i think you should play with your rm-script.
Why do you use the ' |tee ' ?
What about the user-rights of the script.
The scheduler seem to work right, because tsm tells no error.
Michael Kinderman
Wuerzburg/Germany
Am Dienstag, 21. Oktober 2003 13:44 schrieb T_MML:
hi all,
my problem is
Why remove the client node definition? You don't have to license nodes
that you aren't backing up. (How many processors does that node have?
Zero).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/21/2003 9:30:06 AM
We have systems where we have archived data where I can see the life of
the
archive data
will far out
anrd icstrame.c bla bla invalid record header found in input stream,
magic=0087
Koen - When restoring a TSM server, it is starting out from nothing and needs
to be accurately told what its devices (devclasses) are, which is the
role of the devconfig file. Check that the
Good point for reducing size, other than normal growth why would it not
last long, is ther other reasons?
Charles - Normal daily TSM activity makes for a lot of db updating which
rather rapidly returns the db to a condition akin to that before
the db reorg. Entropy, and all that.
No, there isn't any way to archive data so that it isn't attached to a
particular client.
And there isn't really any reason you can't leave the archives attached to
the old node name; once the old node name has been idle for 30 days, it will
drop from your license count, it doesn't cost you
The organization that I work for deploys TSM quite
sucessfully at its large main sites that serve some
+4000 nodes. It is very apparent that TSM scales
upwardly very well but I believe that scaling down is
something else. MY question is this:How can similar
services be delivered to sites where
Actually there are some 2-drive tiny LTO and AIT libraries that are very
affordable; that's the best alternative.
If you can't do that, consider backing up over the WAN.
Whether it's practical depends on the type size of the remote clients, but
if they aren't huge, it's possible.
The initial
I have to ask one thing about all this higher math - Does it matter?
That is, what can you do about it, or what should you do about it? I
think the answer is that, even if these competing formulae are correct
and you discover your database is fragmented, there is practically
nothing you can or
Hi Doug,
I agree with Wanda entirely. This very debate arose within out organization
when we deployed TSM a couple of years ago. We have about a dozen remote
offices which have no TSM server at their local site. We implemented our
configuration almost precisely as Wanda described, minus the
The organization that I work for deploys TSM quite
sucessfully at its large main sites that serve some
+4000 nodes. It is very apparent that TSM scales
upwardly very well but I believe that scaling down is
something else. MY question is this:How can similar
services be delivered to sites where
Answering only your questions 3, 3b, and 4...
For the remote database backups at least, your RS can become a client of
the MS, and can back up its database to the MS. From the MS perspective,
the RS is just a regular backup/archive client doing an archive
operation on a rather big file. The MS
Richard,
You might be able to use the mergefilespaces=yes option on the import to
avoid the filespace name juggling Wanda mentioned in her caveat.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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From: Prather, Wanda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
Hi all,
Today we started our upgrade of TSM 5.1.7 to 5.2.0. Our TSM server is
HP-UX 11i, TSM database is 112GB, about 80% used. After the install of the
TSM product, the 'dsmserv -upgradedb' command is run during server reboot
(that's how it is done on HP-UX the startup screen says
Greetings,
We have a customer that wants to restore all 10 versions of a file (1
active and 9 inactive) that TSM has stored. Is there a way to restore
all of them at once, or is he going to need to run 10 separate restores
and rename the file once it's on the box?
I don't see how Windows is
The way I have done this type of request is to restore to the same directory
a re-directed restore to
a directory like RESTOREmmdd where the mmdd are the year month and
date of the backup into that sub-directory. This way the user had an
'opportunity'
to be involved and understand what
Hi,
I am in 4.2.1.9 / NT 4.0. I have a problem in restoring SAP DATA after
backing up using LAN-FREE (storage Agent on NT).
To resolve this, i think i have to apply patch 9 and above or to upgrade to
5.1.
Any Idea??
Thanks
Folks,
I am trying to gather some performance thru-put numbers on what the rest of you are
seeing on TDP for Exchange. I have a cluster environment running LAN free and am only
getting about 20GB per hour. The drives are LTO gen2. I am just trying to find out
what I should/might be able to
We're running Informix TDP 4.1, TSM client 5.1 on AIX 4.3.3 trying to
restore to another client running same O/S and TDP/TSM version. Our TSM
server version is at 5.1 on AIX 4.3.3.
The cross-server restore is failing because it is trying to log in as the
INFORMIX node... which doesnt exist. I
I am running v5.11 on a Compaq Evo laptop with Windows XP. We have a need
for a mobile tsm solution from time to time. I am trying to talk to a
single, manual, ADIC LTO200D drive. I had communications with the tape
drive natively through windows, but even after I disable the media changer
On Tuesday 21 October 2003 07:41, Curt Watts wrote:
Alright, time to ask the experts!
Essentially, I'm trying to have our remote TSM servers (satellite
locations) utilize the main TSM server as the next storage pool in it's
hierarchy.
The hierarchy will eventually look like this:
Remote
From: T_MML [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
after running my postschedule the code error 127 is registered in my
dsmsched.log
This return code is coming from the operating system running your shell script
remove_files.sh
Refer to RedHat docs to find what this code means.
--
Mark Stapleton
I asked this question a while back but didn't get a reply.
A migration process from disk to tape will normally handle only one client's data per
migration process and hence only use one tape drive.
Since the virtual volumes on MS appear to come from a single client (RS), then this
data will
From: Royce E Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am running v5.11 on a Compaq Evo laptop with Windows XP. We have a need
for a mobile tsm solution from time to time. I am trying to talk to a
single, manual, ADIC LTO200D drive. I had communications with the tape
drive natively through
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