Two ways depending on how you prefer.
1. Disable the RMAN delete scripts until you have been on new server
the number of days you keep RMAN backups. Then reconfigure client
to old server and run delete scripts, this will keep RMAN catalog clean.
Then point back to new server and reenable delete scripts.
2. Just forget RMAN catalog and delete filespace on old ADSM server
when you want. Depends on how easy DBA can clean up RMAN catalog.
David Longo
>>> JTHVEDT AT LARSONDOORS DOT COM 04/16/02 12:49PM >>>
Hello *SMers:
We recently switched from an ADSM 3 server to TSM 4 on a different server (a
clean switch; NOT an upgrade). We'll keep the old server on-line for a
while just in case we need to restore an old version of something.
I didn't quite think through the TDPO/RMAN switch, though, and my purge
scripts switched to the new server at the same time as my backup scripts.
So RMAN was busy deleting old Oracle backups from its own catalog, trying to
delete them from the new TSM server (where they didn't exist), but not
deleting them from the old ADSM server. Now that they're gone from the RMAN
catalog, I'm not sure of the easiest or best way to get rid of them from
ADSM. Is there some policy change I can make so they expire? Or should I
just delete the filespace?
Thanks.
Joseph
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