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El 01/06/2005, a las 17:49, Greenberg, Katherine A escribi=F3:
Nope... I will show you a real scenario.
On a 4.5 platform we have several clients who cannot pull the 4Mbps=20
throughput required, so all those clients their backups goes to a disk=20=
based storage unit and in off-peak hours (day hours) all the images are=20=
duplicated to tape, image on disk is expired and image on tape is=20
number 2, but is promoted to primary copy. Did a script who each=20
working day begins to duplicate depending of the client name because=20
some machines contains sensitive information and need to go to a=20
restricted pool. And if finds any machine who cannot be directed to=20
their pool or isn't defined where needs to reside, goes to a generic=20
pool of tapes (tomorrow I'll post it).
AFIR... in 4.5 you can have up to 10 copies, and you can decide which=20=
is the primary copy.
Best regards,
Alfonso Correas
> I duplicating some images of archive logs from tape to disk for a D/R=20=
> test and am seeing this in the log:
>
> 11:45:24 INF - Duplicating policy Archive_logs schedule=20
> db2archlog_sched-2 backup id host_1116566166 copy 2 created on=20
> 05/20/2005 01:16:06 on source media id UB0299
>
> 11:45:28 INF - Beginning duplication on server master of client host,=20=
> creating copy 1 on destination path /nbudiskpool2
> 11:45:29 INF - Waiting for positioning of media id UB0299 on server=20
> media_1 for reading.
> 11:45:30 INF - Beginning duplicate on server media_1 of client host.
> 11:45:48 INF - Duplicate of backupid host_1116566166 successful.
>
> So, if there is only a copy 2, does the new copy always become copy 1?=20=
> And if this is the case, does that copy 1 always denote that the new=20=
> copy is the primary copy? Or do I still have to do a bpchangeprimary=20=
> to get copy 1 to be the primary copy?
>
> Any help is appreciated. Please copy me on e-mail as I'm not in the=20
> office and my e-mail is open there and filtering to a folder in my=20
> pst.
>
> Thanks!
> Kate
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Katherine Greenberg
> Systems Engineer
> Mid-Range Storage Management
> Aetna, Inc.
>
>
> This e-mail may contain confidential or privileged information. If you
> think you have received this e-mail in error, please advise the sender=20=
> by
> reply e-mail and then delete this e-mail immediately. Thank you. Aetna
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El 01/06/2005, a las 17:49, Greenberg, Katherine A escribi=F3:
Nope... I will show you a real scenario.
On a 4.5 platform we have several clients who cannot pull the 4Mbps
throughput required, so all those clients their backups goes to a disk
based storage unit and in off-peak hours (day hours) all the images
are duplicated to tape, image on disk is expired and image on tape is
number 2, but is promoted to primary copy. Did a script who each
working day begins to duplicate depending of the client name because
some machines contains sensitive information and need to go to a
restricted pool. And if finds any machine who cannot be directed to
their pool or isn't defined where needs to reside, goes to a generic
pool of tapes (tomorrow I'll post it).
AFIR... in 4.5 you can have up to 10 copies, and you can decide which
is the primary copy.
Best regards,
Alfonso Correas
<excerpt><fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>I duplicating some
images of archive logs from tape to disk for a D/R test and am seeing
this in the log:</smaller></fontfamily>=20
<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>11:45:24 INF -
Duplicating policy Archive_logs schedule db2archlog_sched-2 backup id
host_1116566166 copy 2 created on 05/20/2005 01:16:06 on source media
id UB0299</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>
<bold><fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>11:45:28
INF - Beginning duplication on server master of client host, creating
copy 1 on destination path
/nbudiskpool2</smaller></fontfamily></fixed></bold>=20
<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>11:45:29 INF -
Waiting for positioning of media id UB0299 on server media_1 for
reading.</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>=20
<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>11:45:30 INF -
Beginning duplicate on server media_1 of client
host.</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>=20
<fixed><fontfamily><param>Courier New</param><smaller>11:45:48 INF -
Duplicate of backupid host_1116566166
successful.</smaller></fontfamily></fixed>=20
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>So, if there is only a copy
2, does the new copy always become copy 1? And if this is the case,
does that copy 1 always denote that the new copy is the primary copy?
Or do I still have to do a bpchangeprimary to get copy 1 to be the
primary copy?</smaller></fontfamily>
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Any help is appreciated.
Please copy me on e-mail as I'm not in the office and my e-mail is
open there and filtering to a folder in my pst.</smaller></fontfamily>
=
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Thanks!</smaller></fontfamily>
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>
Kate</smaller></fontfamily>=20
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<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~</sma=
ller></fontfamily>=20
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Katherine
Greenberg</smaller></fontfamily>=20
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Systems
Engineer</smaller></fontfamily>=20
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Mid-Range Storage
Management</smaller></fontfamily>=20
<fontfamily><param>Georgia</param><smaller>Aetna,
Inc.</smaller></fontfamily>=20
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