TSM-DB was full. system core-dumped.
we removed the corefile and defined an new db-datafile (dsmfmt -m -db ...)
Now we tried to extend the database and always get ANR0259E.
futher informations: during restore db we get
ANR9999D lvminit.c(1671): ThreadId<0> Unable to add disk /tsm1/log/logfile1 to
disk table.
Callchain of previous message: 0x0000000100017c74 outDiagf <- 0x0
0000001006129c4 ReadDiskTable <- 0x00000001006144a4 lvmInit <- 0x000000010040a
408 admRestoreDatabase <- 0x0000000100004cd0 RestoreDb <- 0x0000000100002b44 main <-
ANR0259E Unable to read complete restart/checkpoint information from any datab
ase or recovery log volume.
Is DB corrupt? Must we restore the DB with PIT?
Is there any way to bring up TSM without DB-restore?
Does a PIT-db-restore solve the problem?
we removed the corefile and defined an new db-datafile (dsmfmt -m -db ...)
Now we tried to extend the database and always get ANR0259E.
futher informations: during restore db we get
ANR9999D lvminit.c(1671): ThreadId<0> Unable to add disk /tsm1/log/logfile1 to
disk table.
Callchain of previous message: 0x0000000100017c74 outDiagf <- 0x0
0000001006129c4 ReadDiskTable <- 0x00000001006144a4 lvmInit <- 0x000000010040a
408 admRestoreDatabase <- 0x0000000100004cd0 RestoreDb <- 0x0000000100002b44 main <-
ANR0259E Unable to read complete restart/checkpoint information from any datab
ase or recovery log volume.
Is DB corrupt? Must we restore the DB with PIT?
Is there any way to bring up TSM without DB-restore?
Does a PIT-db-restore solve the problem?