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"Retry # 1" in dsmc ouput meaning

2006-07-11 05:05:51
Subject: "Retry # 1" in dsmc ouput meaning
From: Marc REYNES <marc.reynes AT GMAIL DOT COM>
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 10:50:23 +0200
Hello the list

when archiving files in /etc/ dsmc outputs lots of "Retry # 1
<file_type>" whereas :
        - all my copygroups are set dynamic
        - the retried files are said to be already Sent

From the Log pattern, it looks like a rollback/commit behaviour.
For exemple, we have :
Directory--> 4,096 /etc/foo [Sent]
Directory--> 4,096 /etc/bar [Sent]
Normal File-->          42 /etc/bar/pipo [Sent]
Normal File-->      1 /etc/bar/notreadablefile ** Unsuccessful **
Retry # 1 Directory-->       4,096 /etc/foo [Sent]
Retry # 1 Directory-->       4,096 /etc/bar [Sent]
Retry # 1 Normal File-->        42 /etc/bar/pipo [Sent]
ANS1228E Sending of object '/etc/bar/notreadablefile' failed
ANS4007E Error processing '/etc/bar/notreadablefile' : access to the
object is denied

1/ Does someone know the underlaying actions done by TSM ?
2/ For large file written directly to tape, isn't this behaviour
inefficient? is it possible to commit after each file ?

Regards,
mrs

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