Hi Lindy,
Rebound means that the managementclass for the object has changed (and
subsequently, the policy for the objects has changed). This can happen if
Include/exclude list for the client is altered (through dsm.opt file, or
client option set).

Deleted means deleted from the TSM server, because the policy for the object
tells TSM to do so.

Expired means that the object is marked for deletion, and will be deleted
when expiration processing runs, or the next backup runs.

Rgds.
Geirr G. Halvorsen

-----Original Message-----
From: Crawford, Lindy [mailto:lcrawford AT BOECORP.CO DOT ZA]
Sent: 21. august 2002 08:59
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Question about log file


Hi TSMers,

/tmp> tail pipinitbup.20020820

Total number of objects rebound:         47

Total number of objects deleted:          0

Total number of objects expired:         48

Total number of objects failed:           0

Total number of bytes transferred:     5.31 GB

Data transfer time:                  616.28 sec

Network data transfer rate:        9,036.59 KB/sec

Aggregate data transfer rate:      1,653.90 KB/sec

Objects compressed by:                    0%

Elapsed processing time:           00:56:07

What is Rebound ? Deleted ? Expired ?

Please can you assist me in understanding what the above stands for.

Thank you for your assistance.


> Lindy Crawford
> Business Solutions: IT
> BoE Corporate
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