Hi,

We run TSM 4.1.3 on OS/390 2.10.
TDP for Oracle on WinNT

Last Night we get this error messages(ActLog):
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28.09.2001 04:55:00   ANR0534W Transaction failed for session 263 for
28.09.2001 04:55:00   ANR0534W Transaction failed for session 263 for
node
                       IMLA3009_ORC (TDP Oracle NT) - size estimate
exceeded and
                       server is unable to obtain additional space in
storage
                       pool BACKUPPOOL.
28.09.2001 04:55:04   ANE4993E (Session: 263, Node: IMLA3009_ORC)  TDP
Oracle NT
                       ANS0599 TDP for Oracle: (139):
09/28/2001:04:52:27 =>()
                       sbtwrite():  ANS1311E (RC11)   Server out of data
storage
                       space
28.09.2001 04:55:04   ANE4993E (Session: 263, Node: IMLA3009_ORC)  TDP
Oracle NT
                       ANS0599 TDP for Oracle: (139):
09/28/2001:04:52:27 =>()
                       sbtclose():   oer = 7023, errno = 2041.
28.09.2001 04:55:04   ANR0403I Session 263 ended for node IMLA3009_ORC
(TDP
                       Oracle NT).
28.09.2001 04:55:09   ANR2579E Schedule NT_ORC_DAILY02 in domain
D_NT_ORC for
                       node IMLA3009_ORC failed (return code 3).
28.09.2001 04:55:09   ANR0403I Session 240 ended for node IMLA3009_ORC
(WinNT).
28.09.2001 04:55:09   ANR0406I Session 264 started for node IMLA3009_ORC
(WinNT)
                       (BPX-Tcp/Ip 10.133.1.224(1073)).
28.09.2001 04:55:09   ANR0403I Session 264 ended for node IMLA3009_ORC
(WinNT).
28.09.2001 05:00:08   ANR0984I Process 1 for MIGRATION started in the
BACKGROUND
                       at 05:00:08.
28.09.2001 05:00:08   ANR1000I Migration process 1 started for storage
pool
                       BACKUPPOOL.
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The Migration starts "after" the error messages. Why?
The Migration starts "after" the error messages. Why?

Have anyone seen this before?


Thanks in advance,

Roland