On Fri, 13 Jun 2003 14:27:13 -0400
"Gretchen L. Thiele" <gretchen AT PRINCETON DOT EDU> wrote:

> I've had v5.1.7.0 in test for a bit and went live with it on two
> servers this morning.
> I was pleasantly surprised (and pleased) that I could now delete
> filespaces
> and nodes that had been problematic earlier (see my earlier posting on
> auditing a db and Jim Owen's explanation of the problem).
>
> Server is AIX 4.3.3.
>
> Gretchen Thiele
> Princeton University


And they allmost fixed the formatting errors in q pr:


tsm: COOKE>q pr

 Process     Process Description      Status
  Number
--------     --------------------     
-------------------------------------------------
       3     Backup Storage Pool      Primary Pool BACKUPPOOL, Copy Pool 
BASKET, Files
                                       Backed Up: 1, Bytes Backed Up: 4,096, 
Unreadable
                                       Files: 0, Unreadable Bytes: 0. Current 
Physical
                                       File (bytes): 7,970,816
Current output volume:
                                       BASKET.BFS.055762438.


tsm: COOKE>q pr

 Process     Process Description      Status
  Number
--------     --------------------     
-------------------------------------------------
       3     Backup Storage Pool      Primary Pool BACKUPPOOL, Copy Pool 
BASKET, Files
                                       Backed Up: 535, Bytes Backed Up: 
14,159,872,
                                       Unreadable Files: 0, Unreadable Bytes: 0.
                                       Current Physical File (bytes): 4,579,328
Current
                                       output volume: BASKET.BFS.055762438.

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