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From a TSM server database storage perspective, it shouldn't be too much since I *think* images are usually stored as a single object within TSM. The concern would probably be more from the storage...

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Don't forget this applies to V6.1 too.

I've never seen the TSM Console Manager, but I assume these are TSM database backup "filespaces". Maybe sym6 isn't properly expiring old database backups (del volhist)?

If you issue "cat /proc/<dsmserv process id>/limits" you can see what the limits of the running process are on Linux

This may or may not be related - but there used to be (and still might be) an...

What exactly are you trying to do?

I think you're probably talking about the "create sqlt" command, a la something like what is documented in this APAR:...

you should paste the console output here with the exact error. tsm version/details on the library/drives might be nice to know too.

I've never really messed around with this, but what about DISABLE EVENTS (see the pubs)? Just a thought - test it out - I don't know if this will do exactly what you want, but it looks interesting....

Why don't you get some TSM performance tracing first before jumping down the rabbit hole? You're more than likely on the right path since it doesn't sound like your configuration follows "best...

Yep - ITDT is probably your best bet - supports most platforms and devices (i'm somewhat confident it'll work with non-ibm devices too). You can download it from the same place that you get the...

Pretty sure it grabs the data from the library directly and doesn't store it in the TSM DB - so I'm going to say nay. What exactly are you trying to do/look at?

Yes, active log will always show 100G utilization.

It almost sounds like your active log might be pinned by a long running transactions...or maybe DB2 can't move "completed" active log files to...

Sure, there is some risk. IMHO there is always a risk when dealing with WAN and machines that can be accessed from the WAN, whether you have safegaurds in place or not. You might consider using SSL...

The two behaviors are not likely related to eachother. The ANR2991W is just a warning...and you really have plenty of space.

The errors in your actlog are more serious. It generally means DB2...

Likely you have sturctural corruption in a data tablespace. Once that is fixed(removed), you will have referential corruption(referential is what AUDIT DB used to fix in V5). Both types need to be...

skipdirs might help.

The actlog messaging should tell you the last node and filespace it started processing.

There has been a decent amount of recent defect activity in the expiration area. I'd try using the new V6 expiration options to skip the particular node it was stuck on to see if that helps any. ...

Have you captured any TSM performance tracing? I'd focus on the server disk read and write performance for some of those file volumes to see if it looks acceptable.

By the way, is client-side...

5.2 is very unsupported, so it's a good idea to upgrade regardless. Keep in mind that 5.4 is on it's way out of support very soon too.

The upgrade shouldn't really have any impact on current...

First, you need to upgrade to a more recent maintenance/patch release - 6.1.3.3 is nearly two years old. I think there were some problems in this level that required multiple database backups to...

In more recent releases of Atape, they have renamed the utility as "ITDT" (IBM Tape Diagnostic Utility). It's mostly the same, just a new name. You can download it from fixcentral under the IBMTape...

The short answer is no.

The long answer is that you can search the activity log for your admin name to find out what was done in the past. Of course, the limit of this search is the length of...