ADSM-L

Re: TSM 5.3 Serial & Parallel commands

2005-11-21 05:31:29
Subject: Re: TSM 5.3 Serial & Parallel commands
From: "Crosskey, Adam - Resources, ICT Services" <Adam.Crosskey AT OXFORDSHIRE.GOV DOT UK>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:12:11 -0000
We are using the following:




/*-------------------------------------*/
/*  SCRIPT : STGBACKUP                 */
/*-------------------------------------*/
/*  Back up required storage pools     */
/*-------------------------------------*/
SERIAL
backup stg METAPOOL    LTOMETAC  wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg SMALLPOOL   LTOMETAC  wait=yes maxproc=1
PARALLEL
backup stg DIR1POOL    LTOMETAC  wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg BACK1POOL   LTOBACK1C  wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg DBPOOL      LTODBC     wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg EXCHPOOL    LTOEXCHC   wait=yes maxproc=1
SERIAL
PARALLEL
backup stg LTOEXCH     LTOEXCHC   wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg LTOBACK1    LTOBACK1C  wait=yes maxproc=1
backup stg LTODB       LTODBC     wait=yes maxproc=1
SERIAL


The commands after the PARALLEL statements run together, the SERIAL
statement prevents any new processes from starting until the parallel
processes have finished.

Hope this helps.

Adam Crosskey


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