The amount of information the TSM client reports to the server log
varies from client version to client version. We experienced that some
important messages like "filename too long" don't get reported to the
server log and the number of objects failed in the summary most times is
much larger than the number of error messages reported to the server
log.
And there are some clients that do not report anything to the server
log: TDP for Oracle (at least the Solaris Version ist very quiet), all
client patch levels we've seen so far don't even report any summary.

Best regards,
Michael
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"Ford, Phillip" wrote:
>
> This is not true.  Most of our UNIX clients are run from cron and we get the
> session summary in the server actlog.  We use this data to tell the clients
> if they had any failed files. Our server is at 3.7.4 and we have various
> clients from 3.1 to 4.2.