Del,

Thanks for your insight.  We were able to determine that the stored password
for the tdp was not the value we wanted.  After we ran the "dsmcutil
updatepw" command while in the tdpsql folder, the stored password value was
set to the desired value.  We were not able to use the "tdpsqlc
changetsmpassword" command to force the update of the stored password.  All
is well.  Ship ahoy!

Thanks again,
Larry


>Larry,
>
>Have you tried connecting the TSM Server with the Data Protection
>for SQL command-line interface? For example:
>
>     TDPSQLC QUERY TSM
>
>and if necessary.... use the "/TSMPassword=tsmpassword" option.
>For example:
>
>     TDPSQLC QUERY TSM /TSMPassword=tsmpassword
>
>Thanks,
>
>Del

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