For the stgpool you are migrating, do a "q stg blah f=d". What is
the value of "Migration Processes". That is the maximum number of
processes that can be started for the migration. Change with
"upd stgpool".
David B. Longo
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>>> GLEE AT BSU DOT EDU 09/05/03 10:10AM >>>
Have a devclass 3590 with mountlimit=4. However, when doing migration, I never
see more than three drives in use. Even though I seem to have available
mountpoints, always there is at least one process waiting for mountpoint.
I do a "q mount" and never shows all four in use.
TSM v5.1.6.2 on solaris 2.8, library is 3494 with four 3590b drives.
All drives show on-line and available from "q dr".
Any ideas of where to start looking?
Gary Lee
Senior Operating Systems Analyst
Ball State University
phone 765-285-1310
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