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Restore Error - Help!

2004-01-15 15:58:22
Subject: Restore Error - Help!
From: Tom Melton <Tom_Melton AT EMORYHEALTHCARE DOT ORG>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 15:58:00 -0500
Details (I know - backlevel) -

TSM client 4.2.3 32bit
Client OS AIX 5.1  5100-03

TSM server 4.1.4
Server OS AIX 4.3.2

Tape subsystem - SCSI attached 3590 256 track

An oracle database file was archived last night, and according to the log, it 
was archived fine.  Attempt to retrieve the file today, and the TSM client 
waits for the tape mount, tape gets mounted, and then the retrieve progresses 
to a point, and stops.  Then the session times-out due to commtimeout at 1200 
seconds.  

The dsmerror.log is full of the following:

01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068111th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (3432) was greater than (2259), the next available slot in the string 
table.
01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068112th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (3914) was greater than (2260), the next available slot in the string 
table.
01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068114th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (2472) was greater than (2262), the next available slot in the string 
table.
01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068118th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (3407) was greater than (2266), the next available slot in the string 
table.
01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068120th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (3463) was greater than (2268), the next available slot in the string 
table.
01/15/04   11:55:37 The 103068123th code was found to be out of sequence.
The code (2906) was greater than (2271), the next available slot in the string 
table.

I have retrieved other files off the tape.  The file that cannot be retrieved 
was compressed at the client.  The file that was retrieved successfully was NOT 
compressed at the client (grew during archive - then retried).

Any idea what this actually means?  I searched the archives at adsm.org, and 
saw several other posts, but no real explanation.  Any help would be 
appreciated.  

Thanks..

-Tom

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