Check how long the Journal service has been up or how big the JDB is.  We have 
a server that needs Journaling restarted about every other month, so we restart 
it on the weekend about once a month.
I am guessing you know that journaling is not active until a backup completes 
after a restart.

Andy Huebner
-----Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf Of 
Jimmy Furlong
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2009 9:50 AM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] SV: Problem with Journaling

Hi

Thanks for that,  some product this TSM.

I have an issue with journaling on our file server. Last Tuesday the file
server backup started to take 16 hours to run. We have journaling setup on
the server to prevent this. On investigation the server seems to be
inspecting 1.2 million files and only backing up 5 to 6 thousand which
would indicate some problem with journaling on one of the drives. How do I
find what caused the journaling to end.

11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4952I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects inspected: 1,202,293
(SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4954I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects backed up:    6,626 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4958I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects updated:          0 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4960I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects rebound:          0 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4957I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects deleted:          0 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4970I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects expired:      2,785 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4959I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of objects failed:           4 (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4965I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of subfile objects:          0 (SESSION:
                      197714)
more...   (<ENTER> to continue, 'C' to cancel)

11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4961I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Total number of bytes transferred: 25.34 GB (SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4963I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Data transfer time:                  617.46 sec
(SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4966I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Network data transfer rate:        43,048.54 KB/sec
                      (SESSION: 197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4967I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Aggregate data transfer rate:        372.28 KB/sec
                      (SESSION: 197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4968I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Objects compressed by:                    0%
(SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4969I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Subfile objects reduced by:               0%
(SESSION:
                      197714)
11/12/2009 15:52:46  ANE4964I (Session: 197714, Node: DSPRWC)
                      Elapsed processing time:            19:49:59
(SESSION:
                      197714)




Jimmy Furlong


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