*SMers

Hurrah! I now have 4 consecutive days worth of successful journal
backups!

Instead of my 12,000,000 million object filespace taking nearly a whole
day to process, with journaling turned on I've managed to get this down
to anything from 10 minutes to 1.5 hours depending upon how many files
have changed - significantly better :o) Thanks guys!

*However*, one thing strikes me - I look at the output of a `query
filespace <JOURNALEDNODENAME> f=d` and refer to the 'Last Backup Start'
and 'Last Backup Completed' date and time stamp, and these now don't
ring true. In fact, they appear to point to the last successful full
incremental backup that I performed prior to enabling journaling. 

Am I correct in assuming that TSM doesn't count a journaled-incremental
as a full backup when it comes to looking at the `filespaces` table? I'm
sure quite a few guys out there use the output of this for some
reports...

Rgds,

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