Hi There,

I've got minor problem:

Client level: 5.1.6.2
TSM Server level: 5.1.6.4
TDP level: 3.2.0.10

We are running a incremental backup on a Windows 2000 server everyday and
the backups reports the following errors:

Directory-->                   0 \\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch>   ** Unsuccessful **
ANS1228E Sending of object '\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch> ' failed
ANS4005E Error processing '\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\D5A\saparch> ': file not found
ANS1228E Sending of object '\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch\
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch\> ' failed
ANS4042E Object name '\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch\
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch\> ' contains one or more unrecognised
characters and is not valid.
ANS1802E Incremental backup of '\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch
<\\eupmcchsap20\e$\oracle\d5a\saparch> ' finished with 1 failure

On the dsm.opt we've excluded all the redologs since they are covered by the
TDP archive, which is executed successfully.

The directory "saparch" is a mounted filesystem, and inside there is the
system directory "System Volume Information" which I've excluded it in the
dsm.opt. However this does not work and backup process keeps reporting the
same error.

When I execute a query of the filespace on the TSM server, the filespace
information shows as being unicode (Is Filespace Unicode?: Yes).

Does anyone have an idea.

Many thanks in advance.


Regards,

Ivan Zbinden