Dear Steave,
Thanks but that does not talk about my scenario.
My scenario is that :
1- I have stg pool that has scratch volumes=9
2- Eventhough there are other scratch volumes avaiulble in the library but the
system won't use those because of limit in point 1.
3- My backups would fail because it is not picking up those scratch tapes.
NOW:
Are you suggesting that I should increase the number of scratch volumes and
still define/configure overflow location and all full tapes in storage poool
will be moved to that location, and other scratch volumes will be picked up by
TSM?
This way I will not run into full library situation ever.
Please enlighten me !
Kind Regards,
Sandra
Steve Harris wrote:
> Sandra,
>
> There is a section in the Admin Guide on dealing with a full library.
>
> Regards
>
> Steve.
>
> >>> sadi AT SUPER.NET DOT PK 01/12/2004 3:27:52 >>>
> Dear All,
> today i ran into something on :
> TSM 5.2.3 on Windows 2000 server.
>
> I have 3582 Library and my sequential storage poool is setup with 9 volumes
> for
> collocation. No as per the policies of various servers' data retention, these
> are not enough for this amount of data and my backups fail since none of the
> volumes have enough space to carry more data.
>
> I increased the number of scratchs in that pool. but I don't want to run into
> same situation when i have to keep volumes in the library for DRM.
>
> Can I checkout volumes that are full and then run audit library or what?
>
> How can I cope with this situation?
>
> Kindly enlighten me !
>
> Kind Regards,
> Sandra
>
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