Avatar billede miloz Nybegynder
21. juni 2004 - 17:42 Der er 3 kommentarer

TSM fejl ved opstart Unable to read disk definition file dsmserv.

Hej efter jeg har editeret TSM server dsmserv.opt filen og skal starte serveren med ./dsmserv commandoen så kommer denne fejl:

ANR0212E Unable to read disk definition file dsmserv.dsk.
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Tivoli Storage Manager for Linux/i386
Version 5, Release 2, Level 0.0

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ANR7800I DSMSERV generated at 10:36:50 on Jun 13 2003.
ANR7801I Subsystem process ID is 1132.
ANR0900I Processing options file dsmserv.opt.
ANR0990I Server restart-recovery in progress.
ANR0212E Unable to read disk definition file dsmserv.dsk.

Er der nogen som kan hjælpe mig
Avatar billede tonnybrandt Nybegynder
21. juni 2004 - 23:05 #1
Du må nødvendigvis have lavet en eller anden fejl i opt-filen. Den er ganske sikkert rimeligt lang, men prøv at hente den og lægge ind her. Så skal jeg sammenligne den med min fra en version 4.2.
Læg evt også dsmserv.dsk filen ind i en kommentar, så vi kan se at volumes er skrevet rigtigt.
Avatar billede miloz Nybegynder
22. juni 2004 - 09:13 #2
Hej det gør jeg lige men selve filen mangler ? jeg har dog ikke lavet nogle fixes og updates endnu da jeg startede igår morgens med installeringen. Men selve opt filen ser sådan ud. (noter at der er 2 opt filer en dsmserv.opt (som jeg selv lavede da den hed dsmserv.opt.smp (muliti kernel)).
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dsmserv.opt filen ser så ledes ud:
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*  ====================================================================
*  Tivoli Storage Manager

*  5698-TSM (C) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1990, 2003, All Rights Reserved.
*  ====================================================================
*  Sample Server Options File (dsmserv.opt.smp)
*  Platform: Linux
*
*  This file contains descriptions of all the options you can set
*  in the server options file.
*  Use this file as a quick reference or to customize your options files.
*  You can copy sample options from this file to your server options file.
*
*  Understanding the Syntax for Entering Options
*  ---------------------------------------------
*  Options consist of keywords and their values.
*
*  If the option is supported in an options file, an example is
*  shown with the following syntax:
*
*    OPTION Parameter
*
*  Keywords name the option.  You can enter the entire keyword or
*  the abbreviation, which is identified by uppercase characters.
*  To enter an option in an options file, enter the option name
*  followed by one or more blank spaces, followed by option
*  parameters. When editing an options file, follow these guidelines:
*
*  - Options can begin in any column of the input line.
*  - Only one option can be on each line, and the option cannot
*    span more than one line.
*  - Keywords can be in uppercase or lowercase characters.  The
*    minimum abbreviation is shown in uppercase characters.
*  - One or more blank spaces are allowed between keywords and values.
*  - Blank lines are allowed in the file and are interpreted
*    as comment lines.
*  - Lines beginning with an asterisk (*) are interpreted as
*    comment lines.
*  - File names must be correctly specified, as required by
*    your operating system.
*
*  Verification of Selected Options
*  ---------------------------------------------
*  At server initialization, the server reads the server options file.
*  If you make any changes to the server options file, you must stop
*  and then start the server to have the server read the updated
*  options file.
*
*  During server initialization, the server will process the server
*  options file and will display a warning message for any unknown
*  option that is encountered.  No warning messages will be displayed
*  when the server recognizes all options in the server options file.
*
*  After the server is running, you can issue the command:
*
*        query option
*
*  to see a list of all of the options that are in effect.
*
*  ====================================================================
*  Choosing Communication Method(s)
*
*  To bring up the server with no communicatons method, specify
*
*  COMMmethod NONE
*
*  Otherwise, for each communication method to be used, specify
*
  COMMmethod TCPIP
  COMMmethod HTTP
*  COMMmethod SNMP
*
*  Note that the option file can include a set of communication
*  method options.  If COMMmethod NONE is included in the set
*  it will override all other communication options.
*
*  Example - To use both TCPIP and HTTP, specify
*      COMMmethod TCPIP
*      COMMmethod HTTP
*
*  Example - To bring up the server with no communications method,
*  specify:
*
*      COMMmethod NONE
*
*  Setting Communication Method Options
*
*  Use the following options to set communication options:
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  TCPIP
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  TCPport
*
*  Specifies the TCP/IP port used to connect to the server.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TCPport          | port_addr                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      port_addr        Specifies the port address.  The default is 1500.
*                        You can specify a value from 1024 to 32767.
*                        Contact your system administrator for this value.
*
 
    TCPPort 1500
*
*  Note: TCPADMINPort also defaults to 1500; If both TCPADMINPort and
*        TCPport default to or are set to the same value, a single thread
*        handles communications with both client and server sessions.
*        If they differ, the port set with the TCPADMINPort option is
*        is restricted to administrative ( and server-server ) communications.
*        In this case, administrative ( and server-server ) communications
*        are still allowed to use the port set with the TCPport option,
*        but non-administrative client sesssions may not use the port
*        specified with the TCPADMINPort option.
*        Administrative client sessions, i.e., client session for which
*        a node-administrator userid is used, may use the port specified
*        with the TCPADMINPort option.
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  TCPADMINPort
*
*  Specifies a TCP/IP port restricted to administrative-type sessions
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TCPADMINPort    | port_addr                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      port_addr        Specifies the port address.  The default is 1500.
*                        You can specify a value from 1024 to 32767.
*                        Contact your system administrator for this value.
*

    TCPADMINPort 1500
*
*  Note: TCPport also defaults to 1500; If both TCPADMINPort and
*        TCPport default to or are set to the same value, a single thread
*        handles communications with both client and server sessions.
*        If they differ, the port set with the TCPADMINPort option is
*        is restricted to administrative ( and server-server ) communications.
*        In this case, administrative ( and server-server ) communications
*        are still allowed to use the port set with the TCPport option,
*        but non-administrative client sesssions may not use the port
*        specified with the TCPADMINPort option. 
*        Administrative client sessions, i.e., client session for which
*        a node-administrator userid is used, may use the port specified
*        with the TCPADMINPort option.
*
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  TCPWindowsize
*
*  Specifies the amount of data to send or receive
*  before TCP/IP exchanges acknowledgements with the client node.
*  This actual window size that is used in a session will be the
*  minimum size of the server and client window sizes.
*  Larger window sizes may improve performance
*  at the expense of memory usage.
*
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TCPWindowsize    | window_size                                  |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      window_size      Specifies the TCP/IP windowsize in kilobytes.
*                        You can specify a value from 0 to 2048.
*                        0 indicates that the default window size set
*                        for Linux should be used. Values from 1 to 2048
*                        indicate that the window size is in the
*                        range of 1K to 2M.
*                        The default window size is 0 which indicates
*                        that the server should accept the system default
*                        TCP window size.
*
*
*  NOTE!! if we use a remote sites in the TSM setup then consider making the size bigger ex. 16 or  512 or 2048 (MAX)
    TCPWindowsize 0
*
*  =====================================================================
*  TCPNODELAY
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether the server should send small amounts
*  of data or allow TCP/IP to buffer the data.
*  Disallowing buffering may improve throughput at the expense
*  of more packets being sent over the network.      .
*
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TCPNODELAY      | YES | NO                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      YES              Specifies that TCP/IP should not buffer small
*                        messages.
*
*      NO                Specifies that TCP/IP should buffer small
*                        messages
*
*      The default value is YES.
*

    TCPNODELAY        YES
*
*
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  HTTP
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | HTTPPort        | port_addr                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      port_addr        Specifies the port address.  The default is 1580.
*                        Port number on which to listen for Browser connections.
*                        You can specify a value from 1024 to 32767.
*                        Contact your system administrator for this value.
*  HTTP commmethod is used to enable a Web-browser based administrative
*  interface
*
*    HTTPPort portnumber
*      Port number on which to listen for Browser connections.
*      The default for portnumber is 1580.
*      The range is 1-32767.
*
  HTTPPort 1580
*  =====================================================================
*
*  SNMP
*
*  ********************************************************************
*    The SNMP commmethod is used to enable communication between
*    a server and a subagent which communicates with an
*    SNMP agent.  The SNMPSUBAGENTHOST, SNMPSUBAGENTPORT, and
*    SNMPHEARTBEATINTERVAL options control communications between
*    the server and the subagent ( dsmsnmp ).  The subagent
*    should be started before starting the server.
*  Related Files:
*      adsmserv.mib is the Management Information Base (MIB)
*        file that gets loaded into an SNMP manager program like
*        NetView.
*      aix.adsm.defs is a file that may be added to the end
*      of /etc/mib.defs to allow the snmpinfo command to show
*      ADSM MIB variable names.
*
*      SNMPSUBAGENTHOST  hostname
*          Local hostname or TCP/IP address on which the subagent
*          (dsmsnmp) is running. The default is 127.0.0.1.
*      SNMPSUBAGENTPORT  portname
*          Port number on which the subagent is listening for
*          connections from TSM servers.
*          The default is 1521.
*          The range is from 1000-32767.
*      SNMPHEARTBEATINTERVAL minutes
*          The amount of time to wait between heartbeat checkins
*          with the subagent.  The subagent maintains a timestamp
*          for each server as to when it last checked in with the
*          subagent ( this is the heartbeat ).
*          The default is 5 minutes.
*          The range is 0 to 1440 minutes. For 0 minutes, no
*          heartbeat is maintained other than the initial contact.
*
*        SNMPSUBAGENT HOSTname agent-host COMMunityname comm TIMEOUT time-secs
*          This option is ignored by the server and read only by
*          the SNMP subagent (dsmsnmp).  It configures communications
*          between the subagent and the SNMP agent.
*              agent-host  The hostname or TCP/IP address on which
*                            the SNMP agent is running. This should
*                            be the same as the local host name.
*                            The default is 127.0.0.1.
*              comm        The SNMP community name that allows
*                            contact with the SNMP agent ( this is
*                            a password the SNMP agent gets from it's
*                            configuration files ).  The default
*                            is public.
*              time-secs    The amount of time to allow for a response
*                            from the SNMP agent.  The default is
*                            is 600 seconds.  The range is 1-86400.
*
*        SNMPMESSAGECATEGORY [SEVERITY | INDIVIDUAL]
*                            --------
*          This options is ignored by the server and read only
*          by the SNMP subagent ( dsmsnmp ).
*          The default is SEVERITY.
*          If SEVERITY is specified or defaulted, messages
*          sent by the server are routed through the subagent
*          to the SNMP agent and on to the SNMP manger as one
*          of four TRAP-TYPES.  Each TRAP-TYPE corresponds to the
*          message's severity.  Severity 1 messages are severe errors.
*          Severity 2 messages are warning messages.
*          Severity 3 messages are error messages.
*          Severity 4 messages are informational.
*          The types of messages which may be forwarded are controlled
*          by configuration of central logging functions in the
*          server.
*          If INDIVIDUAL is specified, each TRAP-TYPE corresponds
*          to the numeric portion of the message.  For example,
*          if message ANR4483E is issued and INDIVIDUAL is specified,
*          TRAP-TYPE 4483 will be forwared to the SNMP manager.
*
*
*  MSGINTERVAL
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  MSGINTerval
*
*  Specifies the number of minutes to wait between issuing a mount-tape
*  tape message on the server console.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | MSGINTerval      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the time between each reminder
*                        message that the server generates for manual
*                        mount requests. The default value
*                        is 1 minute. The minimum value is 1 minute.
*
*  Examples
*    MSGINTerval 1
*
*  =====================================================================


*  =====================================================================
*  Section II -- Options common to all server platforms.
*  ====================================================================



*  =====================================================================
*
*  MAXSESSIONS
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  MAXSessions
*
*  Specifies the number of simultaneous client sessions.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | MAXSessions      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the number of simultaneous client
*                        sessions.  The minimum value is 2 and the
*                        default value is 25.
*

    MAXSessions 25
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  BUFPOOLSIZE
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  BUFPoolsize
*
*  Specifies the size of the database buffer pool in Kbytes.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | BUFPoolsize      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the size of the database buffer pool
*                        in Kbytes. The minimum value is 256 and the
*                        default value is 2048.
*
*  Examples NOTE is this RAM (CMJ)
    BUFPoolsize 2048
*
*  Note: If SELFTUNEBUFpoolsize YES is also specified in the options
*        this value becomes the starting point for managing the size
*        of the buffer pool.
*  =====================================================================
*
*  LOGPOOLSIZE
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  LOGPoolsize
*
*  Specifies the size of the log buffer pool in Kbytes.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | LOGPoolsize      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the size of the log buffer pool
*                        in Kbytes. The minimum value is 128 and the
*                        default value is 512.
*

    LOGPoolsize 512
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  TXNGROUPMAX
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  TXNGroupmax
*
*  Specifies the maximum number of files transferred as a group between
*  the client and server.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TXNGroupmax      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the maximum number of files that are
*                        transferred as a group between the client and
*                        server.  The minimum value is 4 and the maximum
*                        value is 256.  The default value is 40.
*

    TXNGroupmax 40
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  COMMTIMEOUT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  COMMTimeout
*
*  Specifies the communication timeout value in seconds.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | COMMTimeout      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the communication timeout value in
*                        seconds. The minimum value is 0.  The default
*                        value is 60.
*
    COMMTimeout 60
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  IDLETIMEOUT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  IDLETimeout
*
*  Specifies the number of minutes that a client session can be idle
*  before its session will be canceled.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | IDLETimeout      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the number of minutes that a client
*                        session can be idle before the server cancels
*                        its session.  The minimum value is 0.  The
*                        default value is 15.
*
    IDLETimeout 15
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  LANGUAGE
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  LANGuage
*
*  Specifies the language to use for help and error messages.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | LANGuage        | name                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      name              Specifies the language to use for help and
*                        error messages.  The name of the language
*                        must be between 1 and 16 characters.  The
*                        default name is "en_US."
*
    LANGuage en_US
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  DATEFORMAT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  DATEformat
*
*  Specifies the format in which date references will be displayed.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | DATEformat      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the date format. Valid values
*                        include:
*                                    1 = MM/DD/YYYY
*                                    2 = DD-MM-YYYY
*                                    3 = YYYY-MM-DD
*                                    4 = DD.MM.YYYY
*                                    5 = YYYY.MM.DD
*
    DATEformat 2
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  TIMEFORMAT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  TIMEformat
*
*  Specifies the format in which time references will be displayed.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | TIMEformat      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the time format. Valid values
*                        include:
*                                    1 = HH:MM:SS
*                                    2 = HH,MM,SS
*                                    3 = HH.MM.SS
*                                    4 = HH:MM:SSA/P (12 hrs)
*
    TIMEformat 1
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  NUMBERFORMAT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  NUMberformat
*
*  Specifies the format in which number references will be displayed.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | NUMberformat    | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the number format. Valid values
*                        include:
*
*                        thousand seperator    decmal point seperator
*                    1 =      ','                    '.'
*                    2 =      ','                    ','
*                    3 =      ' '                    ','
*                    4 =      ' '                    '.'
*                    5 =      '.'                    ','
*                    6 =      '''                    ','
*
    NUMberformat 5
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  EXPINTERVAL
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  EXPInterval
*
*  Specifies the number of hours between automatic inventory expiration
*  runs.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | EXPInterval      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the number of hours between automatic
*                        inventory expiration runs. The minimum value
*                        is 0, where automatic expiration will not
*                        execute and must be started with the
*                        EXPIRE INVENTORY command.  The maximum value
*                        is 336 (14 days).            ','
*
*  NOTE: if it is set to 0 then the inventory will only be valid when run manual!
    EXPInterval  24
*
*  =====================================================================
*  MIRRORREAD
*
*  ********************************************************************
*  MIRRORRead
*
*  Specifies the mode used for reading recovery log pages or data base
*  log pages
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+-----------+----------------------------------+
*  | MIRRORRead      | LOG | DB  |  Normal | Verify                |
*  +------------------+-----------+----------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      LOG              specifies that the mode for reading recovery
*                        log pages is being specified.
*
*      DB                specifies that the mode for reading database
*                        pages is being specified.
*
*      Normal          specifies that only one mirrored volume is
*                        read to obtain the desired page. This is the
*                        default.                      ','
*
*      Verify          specifies that the server read all mirror
*                        volumes for a page every time a recovery log
*                        or database page is read.  If an invalid page
*                        is encountered on a mirror volume, it is
*                        automatically resynchronized with valid contents
*                        from another mirror volume.  This mode decreases
*                        server performance since each mirror volume for
*                        the page is accessed on every read.
*
    MIRRORREAD LOG NORMAL
    MIRRORREAD DB  NORMAL
*  =====================================================================
*
*  MIRRORWRITE
*
*  ********************************************************************
*    MIRRORWrite
*
*  Specifies how mirrored volumes are accessed when the server writes
*  pages to the recovery log or database during normal processing.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+-----------+----------------------------------+
*  | MIRRORWrite      | LOG | DB  |  Sequential | Parallel          |
*  +------------------+-----------+----------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      LOG              specifies that the mode for writing recovery
*                        log pages is being specified.
*
*      DB                specifies that the mode for writing database
*                        pages is being specified.
*
*      Sequential      specifies that one mirror is written to
*                        successfully before other mirrored volumes are
*                        directed to write their page. A decrease in
*                        server performance is experienced because a
*                        successful I/O must occur before the other
*                        mirrored writes can begin.  This parameter is
*                        the default when DB is specified.
*
*      Parallel        specifies that all mirrors are written to in
*                        parallel.  This mode allows all mirrors to
*                        obtain the new page at approximately the same
*                        time.  If a system outage occurs at exactly
*                        the instant that each mirror is partially
*                        complete in writing its page, a partial write
*                        to each mirror could result. This parameter
*                        is the default when LOG is specified.
*
*  Examples
    MIRRORWRITE LOG PARALLEL
    MIRRORWRITE DB  SEQUENTIAL
*  =====================================================================
*
*  VOLUMEHISTORY
*  ********************************************************************
*    VOLUMEHistory <filename>
*
*  Specifies the name of a file that should contain sequential
*  volume history information when it is changed by the server.
*  Sequential volume history information is used by the administrator
*  and server processes during server database recovery.
*
*  More than one of these parameters may be specified to record
*  sequential volume history information to multiple files
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | VOLUMEHistory    | filename                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*                        filename - a fully-qualified file name
*                                  to which the server is to automatically
*                                  record volume history information
*                                  when it changes

    VOLUMEHistory /tsm/files/primary/volhist1.out
    VOLUMEHistory /tsm/files/copy/volhist2.out
   
*  =====================================================================
*
*  DEVCONFIG
*  ********************************************************************
*    DEVCONFig <filename>
*
*  Specifies the name of a file that should contain device
*  configuration information when it is changed by the server.
*  Device configuration information is used by the
*  server processes during server database recovery or load and
*  DSMSERV DUMPDB processing.
*
*  More than one of these parameters may be specified to record
*  device configuration information to multiple files.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | DEVCONFig        | filename                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*                        filename - a fully-qualified file name
*                                  to which the server is to automatically
*                                  record device configuration
*                                  information when it changes.
    DEVCONFig /tsm/files/primary/devconfg1.out
    DEVCONFig /tsm/files/copy/devconfg2.out

*  =====================================================================
*
*  MOVEBATCHSIZE
*  ********************************************************************
*    MOVEBatchsize <nnn>
*
*  Specifies the maximum number of client files that can be
*  grouped together in a batch within the same server transaction
*  for storage pool backup/restore, migration, reclamation, or
*  move data operations.  Specifying a larger number may improve
*  performance but will require more server recovery log space.
*
*  Any number between 1 and 256 (inclusive) may be specified.
*  The default is 40.
*
*  This parameter works with the MOVESIZETHRESH parameter below, in the
*  following manner:
*
*  The number of client files moved for each server database transaction
*  during a server storage pool backup/restore, migration, reclamation or
*  move data operation will be determined by the number and size of the
*  files in the batch.  If the number of files in the batch becomes
*  equivalent to the MOVEBATCHSIZE before the cumulative size of the files
*  becomes greater than the MOVESIZETHRESH, then the MOVEBATCHSIZE is used
*  to determine the number of files moved or copied in the transaction.  If
*  the cumulative size of files being gathered for a move or copy operation
*  exceeds the MOVESIZETHRESH value before the number of files becomes
*  equivalent to the MOVEBATCHSIZE, then the MOVESIZETHRESH value is used
*  to determine the number of files moved or copied in the transaction.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | MOVEBatchsize    | nnn                                          |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*                        nnn - the number of files that should be batched
*                              in the same server transaction for server
*                              storage pool backup/restore, migration,
*                              reclamation, or move data operations.
*                              Values: 1-256    Default: 40
*
* Note:  If the SELFTUNETXNsize option is specifed in the
*        server options file the MOVEBATCHSIZE option will be set
*        to its maximum value to optimize server throughput.  To
*        prevent running out of log space the * customer should use
*        the DEFINE SPACETRIGGER command to * create a log space
*        trigger.  This will allow for dyanmic * expansion of the
*        recovery log.
*
*  =====================================================================
*
*  MOVESIZETHRESH
*  ********************************************************************
*    MOVESizethresh <nnn>
*
*  Specifies a threshold, in megabytes, for the amount of data moved
*  as a batch within the same server transaction for storage pool
*  backup/restore, migration, reclamation, or move data operations.
*  When this threshold is reached, no more files are added to the current
*  batch, and a new server transaction is started after the batch is
*  moved.
*
*  Specifying a larger number may improve performance but will
*  require more server recovery log space.
*
*  Any number between 1 and 500 (inclusive) may be specified.
*  The default is 500 (megabytes).
*
*  This parameter works with the MOVEBATCHSIZE parameter above, in the
*  following manner:
*
*  The number of client files moved for each server database transaction
*  during a server storage pool backup/restore, migration, reclamation or
*  move data operation will be determined by the number and size of the
*  files in the batch.  If the number of files in the batch becomes
*  equivalent to the MOVEBATCHSIZE before the cumulative size of the files
*  becomes greater than the MOVESIZETHRESH, then the MOVEBATCHSIZE is used
*  to determine the number of files moved or copied in the transaction.  If
*  the cumulative size of files being gathered for a move or copy operation
*  exceeds the MOVESIZETHRESH value before the number of files becomes
*  equivalent to the MOVEBATCHSIZE, then the MOVESIZETHRESH value is used
*  to determine the number of files moved or copied in the transaction.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | MOVESizethresh  | nnn                                          |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*                        nnn - the threshold in megabytes for data
*                              that may be batched
*                              in the same server transaction for server
*                              storage pool backup/restore, migration,
*                              reclamation, or move data operations.
*                              Values: 1-500    Default: 500
*
* Note:  If the SELFTUNETXNsize option is specifed in the
*        server options file the MOVESIZETHRESH option will be set
*        to its maximum value to optimize server throughput.  To
*        prevent running out of log space the * customer should use
*        the DEFINE SPACETRIGGER command to * create a log space
*        trigger.  This will allow for dyanmic * expansion of the
*        recovery log.
*  =====================================================================
*
*  USELARGEBUFFERS
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether the server should use larger buffers for transfering
*  data, when processing large files (greater than 500KB).  Larger buffers
*  can increase server performance, but they increase the overall memory
*  requirements of the server.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | USELARGebuffers  | Yes | No                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      YES              Specifies that the server should use large buffers
*
*      NO                Specifies that the server should not use large
*                        buffers
*
*      The default value is YES.
*
    USELARGEBUFFERS    YES
*
*
*==============================================================================
*
* EVENTSERVER
*
* Specifies whether, at startup, the server should try to contact the event
* server.
*
*  Syntax
*  +-------------------+-----+----+
*  | EVENTSERVer      | YES | NO |
*  +-------------------+-----+----+
*
* Parameters:
*      Yes              Specifies that, at startup, the server tries to
*                        contact the event server. Contact occurs only if
*                        a DEFINE EVENTSERVER command has already been
*                        issued.
*      No                Specifies that, at startup, the server does not
*                        try to contact the event server.
*
*      The default value is YES.
*
    EVENTSERVer        YES

*==============================================================================
*
* FILEEXIT
*
* Allow events to be saved to a file, in TSM native event record format.
* -- NOTE:  Events generated are written to file exit when generated, but
*          the system may not perform the actual physical write until sometime
*          later - so events may not show up in the file right after they
*          are generated by the server/client.
*
* Be sure to enable events to be saved (ENABLE EVENTLOGGING FILE ...)
* in addition to activating the file exit receiver.
*
* FILEEXit [YES | NO] <filename> [APPEND | REPLACE | PRESERVE]
*
* Parameters:
*      [YES | NO] - Inform server to ACTIVATE the file exit receiver
*                    during startup.  This is analogous to issuing
*                    a BEGIN EVENTLOGGING FILE on the server console.
*      <filename> - The name of the file to save generated events to.
*                    If the filename does not begin with a '/' or '.',
*                    then the DSMSERV_DIR environment variable is
*                    prepended to the filename.
*      [ APPEND  - Append event information to the file specified.
*                      If the file did not exist, create it.  If the
*                      file already exists, NO check is performed
*                      to ensure that the data already existing are
*                      TSM event records.
*        REPLACE  - If the file aready exists, replace the contents
*                      with new event records.  All current data is
*                      destroyed before the first event is written.
*                    If the file did not exist previously, create it.
*        PRESERVE]- If the file already exists, do not overwrite or
*                      append.
*

    FILEEXit YES ./fileexit.out APPEND

*======================================================================
*
* USEREXIT
*
* Allow events to be sent to a C-function named "adsmV3UserExit" for
* processing.
*
* Be sure to enable events to be saved (ENABLE EVENTLOGGING USEREXIT ...)
* in addition to activating the userexit receiver.
*
* USEREXit [YES | NO] <C-compiled Module Name>
*
* Use the sample Makefile provided to create the specially formatted
* C-compiled Module.
*
* Parameters:
*      [YES | NO] - Inform server to ACTIVATE the userexit receiver
*                    during startup.  This is analogous to issuing
*                    a BEGIN EVENTLOGGING USEREXIT on the server console.
*      <C-compiled> - The name of the module.  If the module name
*                      does not begin with a '/' or '.', then the
*                      DSMSERV_DIR environment variable is prepended
*                      to the module name.
*
*======================================================================
*
* FILETEXTEXIT
*
* Allow events to be saved to a file in ASCII formatted fields.  Each
* event is stored in a separate line.  Each field is separated by a single
* space.
*
* -- NOTE:  Events generated are written to filetext exit when generated,
*          but Linux may not perform the actual physical write until
*          sometime later - so events may not show up in the file right
*          after they are generated by the server/client.
*
* Be sure to enable events to be saved (ENABLE EVENTLOGGING FILETEXT ...)
* in addition to activating the filetext exit receiver.
*
* FILETExtexit [YES | NO] <filename> [APPEND | REPLACE | PRESERVE]
*
* Parameters:
*      [YES | NO] - Inform server to ACTIVATE the filetext exit receiver
*                    during startup.  This is analogous to issuing
*                    a BEGIN EVENTLOGGING FILETEXT on the server console.
*      <filename> - The name of the file to save generated events to.
*                    If the filename does not begin with a '/' or '.',
*                    then the DSMSERV_DIR environment variable is
*                    prepended to the filename.
*      [ APPEND  - Append event information to the file specified.
*                      If the file did not exist, create it.  If the
*                      file already exists, NO check is performed
*                      to ensure that the data already existing are
*                      TSM event records.
*        REPLACE  - If the file aready exists, replace the contents
*                      with new event records.  All current data is
*                      destroyed before the first event is written.
*                    If the file did not exist previously, create it.
*        PRESERVE]- If the file already exists, do not overwrite or
*                      append.
*

    FILETExtexit YES .../tivoli/tsm/server/bin/filetextexit.out APPEND

*======================================================================
*
* TIVOLI RECEIVER
*
* Allow events to be sent to a Tivoli Enterprise Console
*
* Be sure to enable events to be saved (ENABLE EVENTLOGGING TIVOLI ...)
* in addition to activating the tivoli receiver.
*
    TECHOST tsm01.clipper-group.com
    TECBEGINEVENTLOGGING YES
    TECPORT

* NOTE:
* The TECPORT option should be specified ONLY if the Tivoli server
* does NOT have the portmapper running.
*
* TECHOST <hostname>
* Parameters:
*    <hostname> - The Tivoli server hostname.
*
* TECBEGINEVENTLOGGING [YES | NO]
* Parameters:
*    [YES | NO] - Inform server to ACTIVATE the tivoli receiver
*                during startup.  This is analogous to issuing
*                a BEGIN EVENTLOGGING TIVOLI on the server console.
*
* TECPORT <port number>
* Parameters:
*    <port number> - The port number the Tivoli server is listening on.
*
*======================================================================
*
*  ACSTIMEOUTX
*
*  Specifies the multiple for the build-in timeout value for ACSLS API.
*  The build-in timeout value for ACS audit API is 1800 seconds,  for
*  all other APIs are 600 seconds.  If the multiple value specifed is 5,
*  the timeout value for audit API becomes 9000 seconds and all other
*  APIs becomes 3000 seconds.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | ACSTIMEOUTX      | value                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      value            Specifies the multiple for the build-in timeout
*                        value for ACSLS API. The minimum value is 1, the
*                        maximum value is 100 and the default is 1.
*

    ACSTIMEOUTX  1

*========================================================================
*
*  ACSACCESSID
*
*  Specifies the id for the ACS access control.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | ACSACCESSID      | name                                        |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      name              Specifies the id for the ACS access control.
*
*                        The default id is hostname.  When specified the
*                        name must be between 1 to 64 in length.
*

    ACSACCESSID    tsm01

*=======================================================================
**
*  ACSLOCKDRIVE
*
*  Specifies if the drives within the ACSLS libraries to be locked.
*  Drive locking ensures the exclusive use of the drive within the
*  ACSLS library in a shared environment.  However, there are some
*  performance improvements if locking is not performed.  If the TSM
*  drives are not shared with other applications in the configuration
*  then drive locking are not required.
*
*  The default is NO
*
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | ACSLOCKDRIVE    |  [YES | NO]                                  |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
   
    ACSLOCKDRIVE NO
   
*=======================================================================
**
*  ACSQUICKINIT
*
*  Specifies if the initialization of the ACSLS library should be quick
*  or full initialization during the server startup.
*
*  The full initialization matches the ACSLS inventory with the server
*  inventory and validate the locking for each TSM owned volume.  It
*  also validates the drive locking and dismount all volumes currently
*  in the ADSM drive.  The full initialization takes about 1-2 seconds
*  per volume and can take a long time during the server startup if
*  the library inventory is large.
*
*  ACSQUICKINIT bypasses all the inventory matching, lock validation and
*  volume dismounting from the drive.  The user must ensure the integrity
*  of the TSM inventory and drive availability, all TSM volumes
*  or drives are assumed locked by the same lock_id and available.
*  This option is useful for server restart, and should only be used
*  if all TSM inventory and  resources remain the same while the server
*  is down.
*
*  The default is NO
*
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | ACSQUICKINIT    |  [YES | NO]                                  |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+

    ACSQUICKINIT NO

*  =====================================================================
*
*  DISABLESCHEDS
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether administrative and client schedules are disabled
*  during an TSM server recovery scenario.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | DISABLESCheds    | Yes | No                                    |
*  +------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      YES              Specifies that the schedule manager is disabled.
*
*      NO                Specifies that the schedule manager is not
*                        disabled.
*
*      The default value is NO.
*
* NOTE      Choose YES  if you want to be able to make a simple restore prio 1 instead of a ex. a disaster recovery, then it will become prio 2 instead of prio 1.
*         Choose NO  ex. you have a disaster recovery the it will keep on being prio 1.
   
DISABLESCHEDS      NO

*
*==============================================================================
*
* REQSYSAUTHFILE
*
* Specifies whether, system authority is required for administrative
* commands that cause * the server to write to an external file.
*
*  Syntax
*  +-------------------+-----+----+
*  | REQSYSauthoutfile | YES | NO |
*  +-------------------+-----+----+
*
* Parameters:
*      Yes              Specifies that system authority is required for
*                        administrative commands that cause the server to
*                        write to a file.  The commands and associated
*                        parameters that are controlled by this option are:
*
*                        - MOVE MEDIA and QUERY MEDIA with CMD parameter
*                        - BACKUP VOLHISTORY with FILENAMES
*                        - BACKUP DEVCONFIG with FILENAMES
*                        - TRACE BEGIN with a file name specified
*                        - QUERY SCRIPT when the OUTPUTFILE parameter
*                          has been specified
*
*      No                Specifies that system authority is not required for
*                        administrative commands that cause the server to
*                        write to a file.  (i.e. there is no change to the
*                        privilege class required to execute the command)
*
*    The default value is YES.
*
*    REQSYSauthfile    YES

*==============================================================================
*
* NORETRIEVEDATE
*
* Specifies that the retrieve date of a file in a disk storage pool not be
* updated when the file is restored or retrieved by a client.  This option
* can be used in combination with the MIGDELAY storage pool parameter to
* control when files are migrated.  If this option is not specified, files
* are migrated only if they have been in the storage pool the minimum number
* of days specified by the MIGDELAY parameter.  The number of days is counted
* from the day that the file was stored in the storage pool or retrieved by a
* client, whichever is more recent.  By specifying this option, the retrieve
* date of a file is not updated and the number of days is counted only from
* the day the file entered the disk storage pool.
*
* If this option is specified and caching is enabled for a disk storage pool,
* reclamation of cached space is affected.  When space is needed in a disk
* storage pool containing cached files, space is obtained by selectively
* erasing cached copies.  Files that have the oldest retrieve dates and
* occupy the largest amount of space are selected for removal.  When the
* NORETRIEVEDATE option is specified, the retrieve date is not updated when a
* file is retrieved.  This may cause cached copies to be removed even though
* they have recently been retrieved by a client.
*
*  Syntax
*  +----------------+
*  | NORETRIEVEDATE |
*  +----------------+
*
* Parameters:            None.
*
*  Examples
*    NORETRIEVEDATE

************ Sumarumarun if you make a restore dd. 21-06-04 and the file is original from the 02-01-2003
************Then the new date will be 21-06-04 instead if it is set YES

*==============================================================================
*  ASSISTVCRRECOVERY
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether the TSM server will assist the 3570/3590 drive in
*  recovering from a lost or corrupted Vital Cartridge Records condition.
*
*  Syntax
*  +-------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | ASSISTVCRRECovery | Yes | No                                    |
*  +-------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      YES              Specifies that the server will locate
*                      directly to the end-of-data to allow the 3570/3590
*                      drives to restore the VCR.
*
*      NO              Specifies that the server will not take any
*                      additional actions.
*
*      The default value is YES
*
*  Examples
*    ASSISTVCRRECOVERY  YES
*    ASSISTVCRREC      Y
*
*==============================================================================
*  SELFTUNEBUFpoolsize
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether the server will examine the buffer pool cache
*  hit ratio statistics after expiration has been run and adjust the size
*  of the buffer pool.
*
*  Syntax
*  +---------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | SELFTUNEBUFpoolsize | Yes | No                                    |
*  +---------------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      YES              Specifies that the server will reset buffer
*                      pool cache hit ration statistics before running
*                      expiration.  After expiration has run it will examine
*                      data base buffer pool cache hit ratio statistics.
*                      If the hit ratio is less than 98%, it will acquire
*                      additional memory to increase the size of the
*                      data base buffer pool. The maximum that will be
*                      acquired is
*                      10% of physical memory on the UNIX Servers and NT.
*                      50% of the region size on MVS.
*                      On NT, additional memory won't be acquired if
*                      the memory load factor is above 80.
*
*      NO              Specifies that the server will not attempt
*                      to adjust the buffer pool size after expiration
*                      has run and will not reset buffer pool cache
*                      hit statistics.
*
*      The default value is NO
*
*
*    SELFTUNEBUF        YES
*    SELFTUNEBUPOOLSIZE NO
*
*==============================================================================
*  SELFTUNEBUFTXNsize
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies whether the server will adjust the MOVEBATCHSIZE and
*  MOVESIZETHRESH options to their maximum values.
*
*  Syntax
*  +-----------------+----------------------------------------------+
*  | SELFTUNETXNsize | Yes | No                                    |
*  +-----------------+----------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*
*      YES              Specifies that the server will adjust the
*                      MOVEBATCHSIZE and MOVESIZETHRESH options
*                      to their maximum values to optimize server
*                      throughput.  To prevent running out of log
*                      space the customer should use the DEFINE
*                      SPACETRIGGER command to create a log space
*                      trigger.  This will allow for dyanmic
*                      expansion of the recovery log.
*
*      NO              Specifies that the server will not attempt
*                      to adjust the MOVEBATCHSIZE and MOVESIZETHRESH
*                      options to their maximum values.
*
*      The default value is NO
*

    SELFTUNETXN      YES
    SELFTUNETXNSIZE  NO


*==============================================================================
*  QUERYAuth
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies the administrative authority level that should be required
*  to issue QUERY or SQL SELECT commands.  By default any administrator
*  can issue a QUERY or SELECT command.  If you would like to restrict
*  the use of these commands to administrators with a specific
*  authority level, this option can be specified with the level of
*  authority desired.
*
*  Syntax
*  +-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------+
*  | QUERYAuth      | NOne | SYstem | POlicy | STorage | OPerator | ANalyst |
*  +-----------------+-------------------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*
*      NONE            Specifies that any administrator can issue
*                      QUERY or SELECT commands without requiring
*                      any administrative authority.
*
*      SYSTEM          Specifies that administrators must have SYSTEM
*                      authority to issue QUERY or SELECT commands
*
*      POLICY          Specifies that administrators must have POLICY
*                      authority over one or more policy domains
*                      (or SYSTEM authority) to issue QUERY or SELECT commands
*
*      STORAGE          Specifies that administrators must have STORAGE
*                      authority over one or more storage pools
*                      (or SYSTEM authority) to issue QUERY or SELECT commands
*
*      OPERATOR        Specifies that administrators must have OPERATOR
*                      authority (or SYSTEM authority) to issue QUERY or SELECT
*                      commands
*
*      The default value is NONE
*
*  Examples

    QUERYAUTH        SYSTEM
*    QUERYAUTH        OPERATOR
*
*==============================================================================
*  LOGWARNFULLPERCENT
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies the log utilization threshold at which warning messages
*  will be issued.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
*  | LOGWARNFULLPercent | percent                                    |
*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      percent          Specifies the percentage of log utilization
*                      at which warning messages will begin.
*                      After messages begin, they will be issued for
*                      every 2% increase in log utilization until
*                      utilization drops below this percentage.
*
*      The default value is 90%
*      The mininum value is 0%
*      The maximum value is 98%
*
*  NOTE the log watch is 512M so that means a warning is recieved if the log file becomes > then 512M (ex. alert at > 256 M)
    LOGWARNFULLPERCENT 50
   
*
*
*==============================================================================
*  THROUGHPUTTIMETHRESHOLD
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies time threshold for a session after which it may be cancelled
*  for insufficient throughput.
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
   
    THROUGHPUTTimethreshold 0

*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*      minutes          Specifies the threshold for examining client
*                      sessions and cancelling them if the throughput
*                      threshold is not met ( see the
*                      THROUGHPUTDATATHRESHOLD option ).
*                      This threshold does not include time spent
*                      waiting for media mounts.
*                      The time threshold
*                      starts at the time a client sending data
*                      the server for storage ( as opposed to
*                      setup or session housekeeping data ).
*                      A value of 0 prevents examining client sessions
*                      for insufficient throughput.
*
*      The default value is 0
*      The mininum value is 0
*      The maximum value is 99999999 minutes
*
*  NOTE!! we might wanna consider changing that when remote backup is enabled
*
*  Examples
*    THROUGHPUTTIMETHRESHOLD 90
*          Wait until 90 minutes ( plus media wait time )
*            after a session has started to
*          examine it as a candidate for cancellation due to low
*          throughput.
*
* Note: THROUGHPUTTIMETHRESHOLD should be set at higher values than
*      either COMMTIMEOUT or IDLETIMEOUT or the throughput threshold
*      may unexpectedly cause client sessions to be cancelled.
*==============================================================================
*  THROUGHPUTDATATHRESHOLD
*
*  ********************************************************************
*
*  Specifies throughput threshold that a client session must achieve to
*  prevent being cancelled after THROUGHPUTDATATHRESHOLD minutes ( plus
*  media wait time ). The time threshold starts at the time a
*  client sending data the server for storage ( as opposed to setup or
*  session housekeeping data ).
*
*  Syntax
*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+

    THROUGHPUTDatathreshold 0

*  +------------------------------------------------------------------+
*
*  Parameters
*    kilobytespersecond Specifies the throughput that client
*                      sessions must achieve to prevent cancellation
*                      after THROUGHPUTTIMETHRESHOLD minutes have elapsed.
*                      This threshold does not include time spent
*                      waiting for media mounts.
*                      A value of 0 prevents examining client sessions
*                      for insufficient throughput.
*                      Throughput is computed by adding send and receive
*                      byte counts and dividing by the length of the
*                      session.  The length does not include time spent
*                      waiting for media mounts and starts at the time
*                      a client sends data to the server for storage.
*
*      The default value is 0
*      The mininum value is 0
*      The maximum value is 99999999 kilobytes per second.
*
* NOTE!! We might change that is we have a reallly slow internet line or the internet linje is down on remote sites
*
*  Examples
*    THROUGHPUTTIMETHRESHOLD 90
*    THROUGHPUTDATATHRESHOLD 50
*          Wait until 90 minutes ( plus media wait time )
*          after a session has started sending data for storage to
*          examine it as a candidate for cancellation due to low
*          throughput. If a session is not achieving 50 thousand bytes
*          per second in transfer rates, it will be cancelled.
*==============================================================================
*
* SEARCHMPQUEUE  (NOTE this is used if you wan't to backup files in a specific  order on Linux/unix !!!this can not be used in a Windows env.
*
* Specifies that the server, when examining the mount point queue for a mount
* request to satifify, will first look to dispatch a request that needs an
* already mounted volume.  The selected request may be dispatched before
* other request on the mount point queue even though they have been waiting
* longer for a mount point.
*
* With this option specified, when looking for the next mount request to
* service, the server will first look to see if any request on the mount
* point queue needs a currently mounted volume.  If so, it will dispatch
* the request and the request will begin.
*
* Without this option specfied the server satisfies request on the mount
* point queue as first-come first-served.
*
*
*  Syntax:
*  +----------------+
*  | SEARCHMQUEUE  |
*  +----------------+
*
* Parameters:            None.
*
*  Examples:
*    SEARCHMPQUEUE
*==============================================================================
*
*DBPAGESHADOW
*
* Specifies whether database page shadowing is enabled. If database page
* shadowing is enabled, Tivoli Storage Manager mirrors every write to a
* database page. You can enable shadowing only if database volume mirrors
* are written to in parallel (that is, the MIRRORWRITE DB option is set to
* PARALLEL). The default is YES.
*
* Syntax
*
*  DBPAGEShadow Yes|No
*
    DBPAGEShadow Yes
*
* Parameters
*
* Yes
* Perform page shadowing.
*
* No
* Do not perform page shadowing.
*
* Examples
*
* dbpageshadow no
*
*
* DBPAGESHADOWFILE
*
* Specifies the name of the file to use for database page shadowing. If
* database page shadowing is enabled, the page shadow either goes to the
* default file or is created in the directory that the server is running
* from. The default file, dbpgshdw.bdt, resides in the directory where the
* server is installed.
*
* Syntax
*
* DBPAGESHADOWFILE dbpgshdw.bdt|file_name
*
*
* Parameters
*
* file_name
* Specifies the name of the file in which the database page shadow is
* stored.
*
* Examples
*
dbpageshadowfile shadow.bdt

* You
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23. juni 2004 - 00:17 #3
Pyha, den var lang. Jeg kan ikke se nogen fejl deri, så problemet må ligge i at det er en nyinstallation og den derfor ikke har en dsmserv.dsk. Nyinstallationen burde have kreeret nogle databasevolumes og log volumes, og det er dem der skal være defineret i den manglende fil. Her er et eksempel på en sådan fil: (dog er det fra en windows baseret tsm)

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E:\ADSMDB\ADSMDB01.DSM
E:\ADSMDB\ADSMLOG01.DSM
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