Dave,
I always feel funny about giving advice, but since I haven't seen any
other responses, here goes. I hope this is relevant. A couple of
things I noticed:
1. Your Primary Disk storage pool (SP0BD_IRFSIN) is well beyond it's
migration threshold. In fact, it is almost full. Which points me to
the next item.
2. Your Next Storage Pool (IR0_SERVER_POOL) is also full. The %Migr:
is at 100% This percentage is the ratio of active volumes to Maximum
Scratch Volumes Allowed:, which you have defined as 500.
Do you actually have 500 active volumes in this storage pool? If so,
increase the Maximum Scratch Volumes Allowed, and reclaim the lost space
on your volumes. This should free up some space.
Good luck,
Barry T. Hill
Network Specialist
Medical Center Hospital
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Fackler, Dave [SMTP:Dave.Fackler AT SEA.SIEMENS DOT COM]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 1998 11:39 AM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: Re: Backup of 7.5GB Exchange Database Failing
>
> > Dave,
>
> > How do you have your tape storage pool defined? Are all tapes
> predefined
> > and checked in to the pool or do you have let the server grab tapes
> from a
> > scratch pool when needed? Can you append the output of a Q stg f=d
> > admin cmd?
>
> > Also, what specific level of the ADSM V2 server are you running
> (2.1.??)
>
> > Chris Zaremba
> > ADSM Agent Development
> > internet zaremba AT us.ibm DOT com
>
> Chris,
>
> Here's what my disk-based storage pool looks like (note that the
> version of
> ADSM is 2.1.0.6):
>
> =======================================================
> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
> Command Line Administrative Interface - Version 2, Release 1, Level
> 0.6
> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 1996, All Rights Reserved.
>
> ANS5100I Session established with server ADSM: MVS
> ANS5101I Server command: 'query stgpool sp0bd_irfsin f=d'
>
> Storage Pool Name: SP0BD_IRFSIN
> Storage Pool Type: Primary
> Device Class Name: DISK
> Estimated Capacity (MB): 5,006.2
> %Util: 99.8
> %Migr: 99.8
> High Mig%: 85
> Low Mig%: 75
> Migration Processes: 1
> Next Storage Pool: IR0_SERVER_POOL
> Maximum Size Threshold: 50 M
> Access: Read/Write
> Description: This pool stores daily incremental
> backup
> to disk
> Cache Migrated Files?: No
> Collocate?:
> Reclamation Threshold:
> Maximum Scratch Volumes Allowed:
> Delay Period for Volume Reuse:
> Migration in Progress?: Yes
> Amount Migrated (MB): 0.00
> Elapsed Migration Time (seconds): 2
> Reclamation in Progress?:
> Volume Being Migrated/Reclaimed:
> Last Update by (administrator): IR11215
> Last Update Date/Time: 08/03/1998 18:30:02
>
>
> ANS5103I Highest return code was 0.
> =======================================================
>
> And here's what my tape-based storage pool looks like:
>
> =======================================================
> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
> Command Line Administrative Interface - Version 2, Release 1, Level
> 0.6
> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 1996, All Rights Reserved.
>
> ANS5100I Session established with server ADSM: MVS
> ANS5101I Server command: 'query stgpool ir0_server_pool f=d'
>
> Storage Pool Name: IR0_SERVER_POOL
> Storage Pool Type: Primary
> Device Class Name: TAPE
> Estimated Capacity (MB): 528,000.1
> %Util: 66.9
> %Migr: 100.0
> High Mig%: 90
> Low Mig%: 70
> Migration Processes:
> Next Storage Pool:
> Maximum Size Threshold: No Limit
> Access: Read/Write
> Description: This pool stores backups and
> archives from
> servers
> Cache Migrated Files?:
> Collocate?: Yes
> Reclamation Threshold: 80
> Maximum Scratch Volumes Allowed: 500
> Delay Period for Volume Reuse: 0 Day(s)
> Migration in Progress?: No
> Amount Migrated (MB): 0.00
> Elapsed Migration Time (seconds): 0
> Reclamation in Progress?: No
> Volume Being Migrated/Reclaimed:
> Last Update by (administrator): IR11201
> Last Update Date/Time: 07/30/1998 10:55:07
>
>
> ANS5103I Highest return code was 0.
> ======================================================
>
> Now, I also ran a "query occupancy" command for two of my Exchange
> servers.
> The output for the first (which is successfully backing up both the
> Directory and Information Store databases) is as follows:
>
> ======================================================
> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
> Command Line Administrative Interface - Version 2, Release 1, Level
> 0.6
> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 1996, All Rights Reserved.
>
> ANS5100I Session established with server ADSM: MVS
> ANS5101I Server command: 'query occupancy ir0ex03'
>
> Node Name Type Filespace Storage Number of Space
> Name Pool Name Files Occupied
> (MB)
> ------------ ---- ----------- ----------- --------- ----------
> IR0EX03 Bkup SIEMENS IR0_SERVER- 1 35.17
> ENERGY & _POOL
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS03.D-
> IR
> IR0EX03 Bkup SIEMENS SP0BD_IRFS- 3 0.24
> ENERGY & IN
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS03.D-
> IR
> IR0EX03 Bkup SIEMENS IR0_SERVER- 3 252.69
> ENERGY & _POOL
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS03.IS
> IR0EX03 Bkup SIEMENS SP0BD_IRFS- 2 18.33
> ENERGY & IN
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS03.IS
>
> ANS5103I Highest return code was 0.
> ========================================================
>
> The output of the second (which is backing up the Directory database
> but not
> the Information Store database, which is 7.5GB in size) is as follows:
>
> ========================================================
> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
> Command Line Administrative Interface - Version 2, Release 1, Level
> 0.6
> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 1996, All Rights Reserved.
>
> ANS5100I Session established with server ADSM: MVS
> ANS5101I Server command: 'query occupancy ir0ex02'
>
> Node Name Type Filespace Storage Number of Space
> Name Pool Name Files Occupied
> (MB)
> ------------ ---- ----------- ----------- --------- ----------
> IR0EX02 Bkup SIEMENS IR0_SERVER- 1 35.27
> ENERGY & _POOL
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS02.D-
> IR
> IR0EX02 Bkup SIEMENS SP0BD_IRFS- 3 5.54
> ENERGY & IN
> AUTOMATIO-
> N.SEACORP-
> .IRMS02.D-
> IR
>
> ANS5103I Highest return code was 0.
> ========================================================
>
> Hope all this helps! Let me know if you guys need any more query
> outputs!
>
> Dave F.
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