Maarten,
Getting client ids, this an easy one :-)
mminfo -s server -r client,clientid |sort -u
Have fun,
Th
Kind regards - Bien cordialement - Vriendelijke groeten,
Thierry FAIDHERBE
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-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Maarten Boot
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 1:59 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [Networker] MSSQL restore does not start (update and
resolved)
This isue is resolved.
The following is the way to resolve it.
Before I came the previous owners had a machine named mbudbs.mbu.local
After migration of software to 7.3.1 somewhere along the way the created
a new client named mbudbs (without the mbu.local)
Although the old clientname had been deleted from the list of clients
and no savedet belonging to this client is known in the media database
this blocked the restore.
Tried to delete the client mbudbs an recreate as mbudbs.mbu.local to see
if the hostname (which was in the deamon.log file) could be the reason
for the failure.
I could however not create a host mbudbs.mbu.local with the client-id of
mbudbs as the software mentioned that there was a client-id (different
then the one I noted down for mbudbd) still associated to the name
mbudbs.mbu.local.
By creating a dummy client with that blocking client-id (which was not
used in any backup in the mediadatabase) I succeded in making the
restore work.
To sum up this mess.
Deleted and recreated mbudbs with the same client-id that it had before
Created a dummy client with the client id of the offending old client
name (mbudbs.mbu.local)
The restore now finds the data belinging to mbudbs with alias
mbudbs.mbu.local as beloning to the same clinet-id and it works.
So nice that legato did not complain when creating mbudbs with alias
mbudbs.mbu.local directly, nor that the restore request does not mention
the offending client-id.
Any way it works now. (its quite frustrating if you cant restore your
companies main database anymore).
One question remains.
How can we get rid of any older client-ids??
Deleteing the client is clearly not enough (and rightly so)
But if no associated data is in the media database why isnt it freed ??
Maarten
-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Maarten Boot
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 8:57 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] MSSQL restore does not start
I am trying to restore data from a mssql backup using the legato plugin
for mssql.
We run 7.3.1 with the latest mssql module 4.1 on a win2003 cluster
After selecting the right data sets and asking the client which volume I
need (to which I get the correct answer) No volume gets mounted and the
restore never starts mounting the volume and restoring the data.
In the deamon.log on the server I see the following
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: vol_attr, err: aggr_rlists: bad return from
vol_info
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: Cannot find the volume needed
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: cannot look up save set for host
mbudbs.mbu.local and savetime 1157600504
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: vol_attr, err: aggr_rlists: bad return from
vol_info
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: Cannot find the volume needed
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: cannot look up save set for host
mbudbs.mbu.local and savetime 1157600504
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: vol_attr, err: aggr_rlists: bad return from
vol_info
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: Cannot find the volume needed
09/08/06 08:45:30 ansrd: cannot look up save set for host
mbudbs.mbu.local and savetime 1157600504
Interestingly I just saw that the cluster service mbudbs is defined as a
client with the name mbudbs and has an alias mbudbs.mbu.local.
Could that be the problem somehow ?
Maarten
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