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Re: expire inventory question

2002-07-24 11:30:14
Subject: Re: expire inventory question
From: Rob Schroeder <robs AT FAMOUSFOOTWEAR DOT COM>
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 10:26:09 -0500
Expiration is finishing successfully.  I takes about an hour to run, the DB
is 20 Gig at 50% util.  The reclamation threshold is 50% already.  What
should be noted is that the files are not expiring.  The volumes say full
and the used percentage is 100%.

Rob Schroeder



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How long does expiration take? Is it finishing? If not, you are in big
trouble.

What is your reclamation threshold? A good rule of thumb is to simply
set it to 50%, which is the default.

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On Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Rob Schroeder wrote:

>When I run inventory expiration, I can look in the activity log and see
the
>process going through each of my file spaces.  I see it hitting the TSM
>clients as well as the TDP for SQL clients, however I do not see the
>messages for the TDP for Oracle clients.  I have used RMAN to expire and
>delete the backups that are older than 10 days, but are still not getting
>any tape storage back.  My TSM server is Win2k Sp2 4.1.6 and my client is
>Win2k Sp2 TDP 2.2 TSM 4.2.1.20.  I have double checked the settings for
>verdeleted and retonly and both are set to 0.
>
>Am I missing something here.
>
>Help
>
>Rob Schroeder
>Famous Footwear
>
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