Check out how your management class is defined.
Things to look at:
Space Management Technique
Auto-Migrate on Non-Use
Migration Requires Backup?
Space management technique should be AUTOMATIC. If it
is SELECTIVE or NONE then automatic migration won't
occur.
Auto-Migrate on non-use: if it's set to anything
other than 0 then that means the file has to sit on
disk, unaccessed (not necessarily un-modified) for
that number of days before it is eligible to be
migrated.
Migration Requires Backup: Just what it says. If
YES, then the file has to be backed up before it is
eligible to be migrated.
I have most often found that "no candidates" message
usually means that I've touched the files recently.
Also - check your stub size (dsmmigfs query). If the
files you are trying to migrate are smaller than this,
then they can't be migrated.
M.
--- Andrew Carlson <andyc AT ANDYC.CARENET DOT ORG> wrote:
> I am new to HSM with TSM. I start dsmhsm, selected
> a filesystem to
> manage, filled the filesystem with files, and tried
> to do a migrate. It
> keeps telling me "ANS9094W dsmautomig: no candidates
> found in
> filesystem". I set the high threshold to 30, low to
> 10, and the
> premigration threshold to 80. I updated my policy
> to allow migration,
> and set the storage pool. Any ideas? I have looked
> through the book
> and don't see anything I missed. Thanks.
>
>
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