MessageHi Niklas,
Our OS/390 4.1 Tsm server (38Gig DB), took about two hours to unload but we
cancelled the loaddb after about
26 hours. Not too sure why the unload took 2 hours (171 million entries
unloaded) - I expected the loaddb to
also be in that region. Reverted to restoring the db to the backup we took
just before we started the unloaddb
process.
Decided to give this a miss - silently hoping we'll move to AIX instead.
Cheers
Christo
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Hello
We tried to do a unloaddb this weekend to reorganise our database. It ran
fine for 2 hours but then it seemed to stop after 157 million entries.
ANR4013I UNLOADDB: Dumped 157654872 database entries (cumulative).
But after this nothing happens, we could see I/O activity in MVS for the
task. After 6 hours we cancelled the job.
I've read on the ADSM list about unload times over 20 hours, is this a
normal time?
q db
Available Assigned Maximum Maximum Page Total Used
Pct Max.
Space Capacity Extension Reduction Size Usable
Pages Util Pct
(MB) (MB) (MB) (MB) (bytes) Pages
Util
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44,868 44,868 0 6,216 4,096
44,868 44,868 0 6,216 4,096
11,486,208 9,737,492 84.8 84.8
TSM 4.2.0 running on OS/390
MVH
Niklas Lundström
Föreningssparbanken IT
08-5859 5164
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