hi Vicente,

Please try to shorten the mgmt class name like Phillip has suggested.  If
still doesn't work,

1.  please turn on the API tracing.  Use api and api_detail flags and get
me the trace file.

2.  please get the output of your copy group values of all the mgmt class
in your domain that your TDPO node is registered with?  To obtain the copy
group values, from admin client command issue:
tsm: TSMSERV1> q copy <your domain> * * f=d

3.  are you using default TDPO config file name from the install
directory?  Because, in your note you mention TDPO.CONF as your TDPO
config file.  So I am not quite sure you are using the file name as
tdpo.opt or tdpo.conf.

regards,
Thiha


>I had a problem like this and it was because the management class name
was
>too long.  I don't remember what version or *sm I ran into it with but I
>shortened all my management classes to 10 character.  I found this on a
>class called performance which I shortened to performanc.

>Hope this helps


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>>Hello Thiha.

>>Thanks for your help.
>>I'm still stuck with this issue. I have followed your instructions but
it
>>doesn't work. Whenever I start a script to backup the archivelog files,
it
>>keeps going to the default mgmt class.
>>These are my configuration files:

>>TDPO.CONF
>>  DSMI_ORC_CONFIG         /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/dsm.opt
>>  DSMI_LOG /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/dsierror.log
>>  TDPO_NODE               dsiaja02_ora
>>  TDPO_PSWDPATH           /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle

>>DSM.OPT
>>  SErvername    dsiaja04

>>DSM.SYS
>>  SErvername  dsiaja04
>>  nodename dsiaja02_ora
>>    COMMmethod         TCPip
>>    TCPPort            1500
>>    TCPServeraddress   dsiaja04a

>>    passwordaccess prompt
>>    inclexcl /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/inclexcl

>>INCLEXCL
>>  include /adsmorc/.../*.arc rman_archive_log

>>The script that I use is:
>>  run{
>>     allocate channel 'tsm0' type 'sbt_tape';
>>     sql "alter system archive log current" ;
>>     backup archivelog all format '%d_arch_%U' delete input;
>>  }

>>Is there anything wrong?

>>Thank you for your cooperation !!

>>vicente.blas AT itp DOT es


>>>You can use 'include' option to bind with different management class.
It
>>>is documented on page 36 of the user manual.  But you will have to do a
>>>little bit differently than what is documented.

>>>I assume that you are using different domain for your TDPO backups.
Let's
>>>say your default mgmt class's storage pool is pointing to disk pool. So
>>>you don't have to do anything for your database backups.  As for the
>>>archive log file, let's say you have the pattern "log_archive_format =
>>>arch%t_%s.dbf" in your init.ora file. In your include definition file,
add

>>>include /adsmorc/.../arch*       tapemgmt

>>>This will bind the archive logs to 'tapemgmt' class.


>>>If you don't use different domain for your TDPO backups and/or mgmt
class
>>>pointing to disk pool is not the default, you can add another line in
your
>>>include definition file:

>>>include /adsmorc/.../arch*       tapemgmt
>>>include /adsmorc/.../*           diskmgmt


>>>Make sure that these statements appear in the exact order.

>>>>I'm trying to configure RMAN and need some help. My scenario is AIX
4.3,
>>>>Oracle 8.1.6 and TDP for Oracle 2.2 64 bits.

>>>>My question is if it is possible to have differents management classes
when
>>>>making backups with RMAN. In the TDP manual there's only reference to
>>>>TDPO_MGMT_CLASS_2, 3 and 4 but only for the duplex copy option.
>>>>I'd like to have one management class for archive log files (sending
it
to
>>>>disk storage pools) and another for database files (sending it to tape
>>>>storage pools).