Win2K & DRM

[jcoats]

I am just setting up DRM. Sofar so good. It is preparing a plan file OK.



In testing (and to help me migrate to a new TSM server) I want to use DRM to 'recover'

the database to the new server.



Sofar I am stuck at 'planexpl.vbs'.



I was getting a messages saying invalid path on line 124,9 or so. Well TSM called me to say pretty much 'dummy, why don't you put the path where you want the output to go into the OUTPLAN variable in line 29'. (I don't do VBS and I couldn't find any documentation to tell me to, but that is another story.) Well, this worked on my XP machine I used to test at home over Thanksgiving. But today on my 2K server, it comes up with the error



c:\tsm\recplan\planexpl.vbs(83, 1) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: File not found



and exits. When I look at the code, it is not trying to do anything with a path, just doing a Set command:



Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")



I am guessing that drm uses some stuff that is not supported on the standard windows scripting on Win2K, or the syntax changed.



Any suggestions?

 

[jcoats]

I hate replying to my own, but I found out what it is.



In the planexpl.vbs, look for the OUTDIR="" and put

in the path that is needed like:



OUTDIR="D:\TSMDATA\DRM\"



and the files will be exploded into that directory.



Life is getting better.