TSM log information compresses quite well - I have a number of customers
who do what you describe, but instead of doing the HSM storage, they append
the daily log to a zip file. The daily size change of this file is
insignificant, and they have, at the hands of the administrator, all of the
log information.
Nick Cassimatis
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"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> wrote on 04/28/2008
10:08:54 AM:
>
> In my site I handle that via a Postschedulecmd perl script that I set
> up to parse the backup log for daily statistics (which is then
> appended to the log) and cut off that scheduler log file to a
> ______.YYYYMMDD name, which I shuffle off to HSM storage after a day
> or so. This is preferable to daily backups continually adding to a
> single, growing log file. Using TSM Archive to store older logs is
> also a good method.
>
> Richard Sims http://people.bu.edu/rbs/
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