Re: SELECT. How to list all tapes for a node.
1999-05-12 07:35:21
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Re: SELECT. How to list all tapes for a node. |
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"Brian L. Nick" <BRIAN_NICK AT PHL DOT COM> |
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Wed, 12 May 1999 07:35:21 -0400 |
Mark,
From what I can tell from your note you have 4 volumes 2 on-site and 2
off-site. So you actually have 12gb of data on 4 volumes. This could be true
depending on compression and the microcode that your 3490E's are at. Don't
forget that ADSM will report on all data for a node on a server. It doesn't
discriminate between on-site and off-site.
"Mark Brown (CC Operations Supervisor)" <CCMB AT MUSICA.MCGILL DOT CA> on
05/11/99
04:00:57 PM
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Subject: SELECT. How to list all tapes for a node.
Hello,
Awhile ago I posted a similar message on how to use the SELECT sql
command to list ALL tapes for a NODE. I did get some responses and
I appreciate the responses I got. Like this example:
select volume_name from volumeusage where node_name='XXXXXX'
Now this command does come back with some volume names. For node XXXXXX
it came back telling me that there were 4 volumes. 2 tapes here onsite
and 2 tapes at an OFFSITE location.
MY PROBLEM here is that node XXXXXX has 12gigs of data on the server!!
The server is running on an OS/390 platform using 3490E tapes to
store data. How do I get 12 gigs of data onto 2 tapes!!!
Thanks for any help.
Thank You,
Mark Brown, Operations Supervisor
McGill University, Computing Centre
Phone (514) 398-2321
E-Mail --> ccmb AT musica.mcgill DOT ca
Home Page --> http://mbrown.cc.mcgill.ca
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