>> On Thu, 11 May 2006 15:59:23 -0500, Dave Mussulman <mussulma AT UIUC DOT
>> EDU> said:
> For example, a disk and a tape primary pool and a tape copy pool.
> The file is created on the disk pool, and copied to the tapecopy
> pool. Later, that file is migrated from the disk pool to the tape
> pool.
> When the tape pool is next copied to the tapecopy pool, does the
> file transfer again? Or does TSM know there's already a copy of
> that file migrated from another primary pool?
It knows.
> I believe from my evaluation that the copying is happening twice,
> but I'm not sure.
You can prove it to yourself:
set up a new disk stgpool, and a new tape pool; use one disk vol.
incr a small filesystem there, and back up the disk pool.
q cont [diskvol name] copied=no (should be "no data")
Touch a file on the filespace, re-incr.
q cont [diskvol name] copied=no (your file should show up.)
migrate the data to your tape stg.
q cont [tapevol name] copied=no (the changed file, and only it, should show up.)
If you get a different response, let us know. ;)
- Allen S. Rout
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