This is a known problem, APAR IC19431. Affected files and directories are those
that were deleted between the time of the last backup under the old policy
domain and the first backup under the new policy domain. I do not know when
this will be fixed. However, I can recommend a circumvention.
The files are bound to a management class that existed in the old policy
domain, but does not exist in the new domain. Define this management class to
the new domain, Then define a backup copygroup to this management class. The
copygroup doesn't need any special parameters (except DESTINATION must point to
a valid storage pool); it just has to exist. For example, if the new domain is
called NEWDO, the policy set is NEWPO, and the management class is called
OLDMG, then you can do something like this:
DEF MG NEWDO NEWPO OLDMG
DEF CO NEWDO NEWPO OLDMG STANDARD DEST=BACKUPPOOL
ACT PO NEWDO NEWPO
Next, run an incremental backup of the client(s) having the problem. This
should cause the deleted files to be expired.
NOTE: Be sure that the clients don't have any INCLUDE statements that bind
files to the old management class.
After the incremental backup completes, you can delete the management class:
DEL MG NEWDO NEWPO OLDMG
ACT PO NEWDO NEWPO
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Storage Systems Division
ADSM Client Development
e-mail: storman AT us.ibm DOT com
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Subject: 09:26:16 ANS1809E Session is lost
Environment
MVS ADSM Server Version 3, Release 1, Level 0.0
clients are Win NT Servers V 4
We changed the Policy Domain on some of our nodes and are now receiving the
following errors:
03/21/1998 10:02:30 ANS1228E Sending of object
'C:\notes\data\DEVSUPP.ft\assists' failed
03/21/1998 10:02:30 ANS1105E The management class for this file does not
have a valid backup copy group.
This file will not be backed up.
We only get this error on directorys that have DELETED from the client Win
NT Server.
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