Generating a Backupset Issues

Jacob_6

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Trying to generate a backupset of a specific share and it keeps failing:

generate backupset server treasury_files \\server\e$ devclass=3590ecart scratch=yes
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR2017I Administrator MANDERSO issued command: GENERATE
BACKUPSET server treasury_files \\server\e$
devclass=3590ecart scratch=yes
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR0984I Process 32458 for GENERATE BACKUPSET started in
the BACKGROUND at 10:52:06.
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR3508W Generation of backup set for server as
TREASURY_FILES.835017804 failed - no filespaces to
process.
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR0609I GENERATE BACKUPSET started as process 32458.
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR0985I Process 32458 for GENERATE BACKUPSET running in
the BACKGROUND completed with completion state FAILURE at
10:52:06.
03/13/09 10:52:06 ANR0405I Session 44896 ended for administrator MANDERSO
(WebBrowser).

I can get a full backupset to run on the server of the client, but cannot get one to run of a specific client share or the drive that the share is on. This is on a 5.1.8 TSM Server, so calling IBM is not an option.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
Node Name Filespace FSID Platform Filespace Is Capacity Pct
Name Type Filespace (MB) Util
Unicode?
--------------- ----------- ---- -------- --------- --------- -------- -----
Server00410 \\server00- 1 WinNT NTFS Yes 15,006.0 56.4
410\c$
Server00410 \\server00- 2 WinNT NTFS Yes 271,065. 3.3
410\d$ 5
Server00410 \\server00- 3 WinNT NTFS Yes 2,002,55 41.3
410\e$ 5.6
Server00410 \\server00- 4 WinNT NTFS Yes 2,002,55 35.5
410\netwo- 5.6
rk

Here you go. Thanks
 
I cant see the filespace ( \\server\e$ ) you are trying to generate a backupset, unless I missing something. You're filespace prefix starts with \\server00*.
 
Got locked out yesterday due to an e-mail change.

The \\server and \\server00 filespaces are one in the same, I just didn't edit them down as far as in the first entry.

Jacob
 
I'm not sure what you mean but instead of

generate backupset server treasury_files \\server\e$ devclass=3590ecart scratch=yes

you should probably be running

generate backupset server treasury_files \\server00410\e$ devclass=3590ecart scratch=yes
 
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