...or - set up enterprise administration between the two servers, make the
scripts managed and have them automatically transferred to the managed
server. Then, each time you make a change on the config manager, the
scripts get automatically updated on the managed servers.

Joerg Pohlmann



Richard Cowen <richard_cowen AT CNT DOT COM>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 2001-11-30 
06:05:46

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Bennett [mailto:steve_bennett AT ADMIN.STATE.AK DOT US]
> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 6:10 PM
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: copying scripts between tsm servers

> I need to copy dozens of scripts from one TSM 4.1.3 server to another.
> Any suggestions?


source:
query script abc format=raw outputfile=abc.raw

dest:
define script abc file=abc.raw

or make a macro:
define macro QSCR "query script $1 format=raw outputfile=$1.raw"

create a macro to run it for each script:
select distinct 'RUN QSCR ',name from scripts > qscr.mac1

get rid of heading:

grep "^RUN" qscr.mac1 > qscr.mac2

and run it:

MACRO qscr.mac2

Do something similar to load them into the new server.

Note that the output from the Query script xxx outputfile=xxx.raw is in the
tsm server directory unless you provide a complete pathname...

I would create a Perl script that did the whole thing at once, assuming you
have connectivity to both servers...