Hmm, well this is odd. I check the GUI interface, and it says all files
belong to the "Default mgmtclass". That's no good. Because every one of
my management classes is labels as the default:

tsm: TSM>q mgmtclass

Policy       Policy       Mgmt         Default      Description
Domain       Set Name     Class        Mgmt
Name                      Name         Class ?
---------    ---------    ---------    ---------    -----------------------
ITG-CLIE-    ACTIVE       ITG-CLIE-    Yes          ITG Client Mgmt Class
 NT-POLI-                  NT-MGMT-
 CY                        -CLASS
ITG-CLIE-    ITG-CLIE-    ITG-CLIE-    Yes          ITG Client Mgmt Class
 NT-POLI-     NT-POLI-     NT-MGMT-
 CY           CY-SET       -CLASS
ITG-POLI-    ACTIVE       ITG-POLI-    Yes          ITG Policy Management
 CY                        CY-MANA-                  Class
                           GMENT-C-
                           LASS
ITG-POLI-    ITG-POLI-    ITG-POLI-    Yes          ITG Policy Management
 CY           CY-DOMA-     CY-MANA-                  Class
              IN           GMENT-C-
                           LASS
ITG-SCRA-    ACTIVE       ITG-SCRA-    Yes          ITG Scratch Mgmt Class
 TCH-POL-                  TCH-MGM-
 ICY                       T-CLASS
ITG-SCRA-    ITG-SCRA-    ITG-SCRA-    Yes          ITG Scratch Mgmt Class
 TCH-POL-     TCH-POL-     TCH-MGM-
 ICY          ICY-SET      T-CLASS
ITG-STAF-    ACTIVE       ITG-STAF-    Yes          ITG Staff Mgmt Class
 F-POLICY                  F-MGMT--
                           CLASS
ITG-STAF-    ITG-STAF-    ITG-STAF-    Yes          ITG Staff Mgmt Class
 F-POLICY     F-POLIC-     F-MGMT--
              Y-SET        CLASS

Any idea what I'm doing wrong here?

Alex


On Fri, 14 Nov 2003, Alex Paschal wrote:

> You can go into the restore GUI, navigate to restore a file, and it'll
> definitively show you what mgmtclass your file is bound to.  If it's still
> not rebinding, go into your command line client and do a "query inclexcl" to
> check to see if your TSM client is picking up the include statement.
>
> Alex
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alexander Lazarevich [mailto:alazarev AT ITG.UIUC DOT EDU]
> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 8:43 AM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: Re: different backup policy on single node?
>
>
> Well, the select statement returned nothing. Which is correct, because
> currently there is nothing in that management class, and if those OS X
> filespace didn't get moved to it (backup went by real fast, no volume
> rebounds), then a return of zippo is corrent.
>
> Do you think I need to delete the filespace first? And then back it up
> again?
>
> I'll keep trying.
>
> Thanks for the help though.
>
> Alex
>