Re: DBBackups not expiring
2004-05-10 10:54:29
Is there perhaps an incremental that is on disk? I have had to move drm on
those volumes to get the dbbackups to expire.
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Hello TSM'ers
Thought I would mail here before raising a call with IBM...
TSM V5.2.2.3 AIX 5.2
We have a problem whereby no DB backups are expiring, and slowly but
surely filling the library up with tapes that should be scratch
volumes...
DRMDBBACKUPEXPIREDAYS is 0
Del volhist t=dbb todate=today-7
Returns with
0 sequential volume history entries were deleted
select count(*) from volhistory where type like 'BACKUP%' gives
156 (!)
There are DBBAckups in the volhist from 18 Nov 2003...
DATE_TIME TYPE BACKUP_SERIES
------------------ ------------------ -------------
2003-11-18 BACKUPFULL 932
12:35:53.000000
2003-11-19 BACKUPINCR 932
03:17:11.000000
2003-11-24 BACKUPFULL 941
14:45:05.000000
2003-11-26 BACKUPINCR 941
17:11:03.000000
2003-11-30 BACKUPFULL 946
11:34:43.000000
2003-11-30 BACKUPINCR 946
23:16:59.000000
2003-12-01 BACKUPFULL 948
12:56:25.000000
2003-12-02 BACKUPINCR 948
18:28:48.000000
2004-01-22 BACKUPFULL 1040
20:23:36.000000
2004-01-25 BACKUPINCR 1040
21:39:54.000000
2004-01-29 BACKUPFULL 1043
16:48:20.000000
2004-01-30 BACKUPINCR 1043
21:29:14.000000
2004-02-04 BACKUPFULL 1046
14:05:18.000000
2004-02-05 BACKUPFULL 1047
03:12:18.000000
2004-02-05 BACKUPFULL 1048
16:13:48.000000
2004-02-08 BACKUPINCR 1048
22:06:51.000000
2004-02-09 BACKUPFULL 1049
17:57:59.000000
2004-02-12 BACKUPFULL 1050
00:24:33.000000
2004-02-16 BACKUPINCR 1050
00:44:43.000000
2004-02-18 BACKUPFULL 1051
00:34:30.000000
2004-02-18 BACKUPFULL 1052
18:18:33.000000
2004-02-19 BACKUPFULL 1053
12:03:18.000000
2004-02-19 BACKUPFULL 1054
...
...
...
... .... etc.. etc..
...
...
...
...
2004-05-02 BACKUPFULL 1173
17:47:05.000000
2004-05-03 BACKUPFULL 1174
14:36:08.000000
2004-05-03 BACKUPFULL 1175
14:50:54.000000
2004-05-04 BACKUPFULL 1176
17:17:39.000000
2004-05-04 BACKUPFULL 1177
17:32:53.000000
2004-05-05 BACKUPFULL 1178
16:59:36.000000
2004-05-05 BACKUPFULL 1179
17:14:48.000000
2004-05-06 BACKUPFULL 1180
14:24:18.000000
2004-05-06 BACKUPFULL 1181
14:39:40.000000
2004-05-08 BACKUPFULL 1182
15:10:59.000000
2004-05-08 BACKUPFULL 1183
15:26:24.000000
2004-05-09 BACKUPFULL 1184
14:54:01.000000
2004-05-09 BACKUPFULL 1185
15:10:00.000000
Does anyone have any ideas? I looked into APAR IY00057 but it doesn't
seem to relate to this particular problem.
Thanks,
Matt.
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