Hello,
I just noticed something weird about "q log f=d" on all of our TSM systems.
(TSM v6.3.5.0)
==> dsmserv.opt log entries
ACTIVELOGSize 25000
MIRRORLOGDirectory /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog2
ACTIVELOGDirectory /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog1
ARCHLOGDirectory /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2archivelog
archfailoverlogdir /DD/tsmsap2/db2failoverlog
==> Filesystem info for DB2 logs:
df -g
Filesystem GB blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/db2activelog1 31.25 6.74 79% 55 1%
/tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog1 (active log)
/dev/db2activelog2 31.25 6.74 79% 55 1%
/tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog2 (mirror log)
/dev/db2archivelog 93.75 90.98 3% 23 1%
/tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2archivelog (archive log)
Note how both the active/mirror logs are exactly the same - as expected.
==> Now a "q log f=d" for what TSM/DB2 thinks:
tsm=tsmsap2 cmd=q log f=d
Active Log Directory: /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog1
Total Space(MB): 24,576
Used Space(MB): 157
Free Space(MB): 24,419
Archive Log Directory: /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2archivelog
Total Size of File System (MB): 96,000.00
Space Used on File System (MB): 2,834.08
Free Space(MB): 93,165.92
Mirror Log Directory: /tsmdata/tsmsap2/db2activelog2
Total Size of File System (MB): 32,000.00
Space Used on File System (MB): 25,093.63
Free Space(MB): 6,906.37
Archive Failover Log Directory: /DD/tsmsap2/db2failoverlog
Total Size of File System (MB): 401,935,639.50
Space Used on File System (MB): 317,544,655.50
Free Space(MB): 84,390,984.00
==> Question
Note how the MIRROR LOG shows filesystem totals for total/used/free space.
But the ACTIVE LOG is the space in the actual log files allocated with the
used/free space.
Anyone have an idea why the difference in display between ACTIVE and MIRROR
output?
Thanks
Rick
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