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Backup IBM DB2 with TSM
This is the dsm.sys file in the api folder. I don't think we are using TDP. SErvername stg-db82 COMMmethod TCPip TCPPort 1500 TCPServeraddress stg-tsm.siemenstransport.com NODename stg-db82 PASSWORDAccess Generate include /.../FULL_BACKUP.*...- Difan
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Backup IBM DB2 with TSM
Thank you guys for reply! I am reading the redbook and I find it very helpful too. However I just couldn't find how to specify a file and add it to the backup scheme... I checked dsm.sys and dsm.opt, they seem don't have this option. All other parameters ts_password, tsm_nodename, tsm_mgmtclass...- Difan
- Post #6
- Forum: Data Recovery
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Backup IBM DB2 with TSM
I am not sure if I am using TDP. How can I find out? I thought I just need to add the new database to the configuration file dsm.opt or dsm.sys, but they they don't have these options. How can I specify a file to backup and create a backup schedule for it? Thanks for the reply anyway!- Difan
- Post #3
- Forum: Data Recovery
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Backup IBM DB2 with TSM
We have a IBM DB2 server and it's been setup to be regularly backed up by using TSM. Recently we created a new database instance and we also want to back it up with TSM. How can I add this database instance to the existing backup scheme? Our network guy just left and I know nothing about TSM...- Difan
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