I really don't want to go to that much trouble to
preserve this data. I've sifted through the error
messages, and I doubt that I'll ever need to restore
any of it. I did, however, do a "test" restore of one
of the files that errored, and it restored ok. So I'm
still a little fuzzy on just what the problem is with
these files, and just what needs "updating".
--- John Naylor <john.naylor AT SCOTTISH-SOUTHERN.CO DOT UK>
wrote:
> Try exporting the data then if that is successful
> delete the filespaces.
> In the unlikely event that you actually need to get
> back any of the data import
> it.
>
>
>
>
>
> Michelle DeVault <adsmigmo AT yahoo DOT com> on 01/28/2003
> 04:12:04 PM
>
> Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager"
> <adsm-l AT vm.marist DOT edu>
>
> To: adsm-l AT vm.marist DOT edu
> cc: (bcc: John Naylor/HAV/SSE)
> Subject: audit volume fix=no -- object needs
> updating?
>
>
>
> TSM 4.2.2.12
> AIX 4.3.3
>
> Just ran an audit volume on a tape, and it came back
> with a ton of these:
>
> 01/27/03 17:07:24 ANR2337W Need to reset
> header size
> for object .2357410, verb type (8f), from (0) to
> (224).
> 01/27/03 17:07:24 ANR4131W Audit Volume found
> incorrect object information for volume <volume>:
> Node
> <client>, Type Backup (Active), File space <fs>,
> fsId
> 29, File name <filename>.
>
> The error message description for ANR4131W is a bit
> vague, just says that "the object information for
> the
> specified file is found to be in error". Ok ....
>
> There is no error information in TSM Messages for
> ANR2337W - is on the "Messages Not Appearing in This
> Publication" section.
>
> The summary for the Audit Volume process said:
>
> 01/27/03 17:46:59 ANR4133I Audit volume process
> ended for volume <volume>; 52908 files inspected, 0
> damaged files found and marked as damaged, 35384
> objects need updating.
> 01/27/03 17:46:59 ANR0987I Process 1426 for
> AUDIT
> VOLUME (INSPECT ONLY) running in the BACKGROUND
> processed 52908 items with a completion state of
> SUCCESS at 17:46:59.
>
> All files listed are for a client that no longer
> exists.
>
> Just how do I "update" these objects, as the summary
> says I need to? I thought AUDIT VOLUME FIX=YES (and
> FIX=NO, for that matter) marks files as damaged in
> the
> database. The audit volume I ran found no damaged
> files, so how could an audit volume with FIX=YES be
> any different? I wonder if running another
> incremental backup would help (I can't, by the way,
> since the machine won't boot up) since at least half
> of the files listed with an ANR4131W are active
> files
> that really should be marked as inactive so they can
> eventually expire.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> M
>
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