If its only 20GB, why not run a selective backup once per week/fortnight/month 
on just that directory?

That will give you an extra copy and may push old inactive versions into the 
bit bucket, but you get a single consolidated tape.

Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia  

>>> Thomas.Rupp AT ILLWERKE DOT AT 19/11/2003 3:05:50 >>>
The problem is with the disk layout (not done by myself).
The 160GB disk (seen by TSM as one filespace) is filled with 
20GB of profiles and 140GB of programs and other files.
We keep this files for 4 months so now this data is spread over
88 3590 cartridges.
So I think the only solution to save the user profiles in
their own filespace and enable filespace collocation.

Thomas Rupp



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