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AIX scheduled jobs and recent errors
We hav an AIX system that hosts our Oracle DB,yesterday we had few issues with the database;and here we suffer from huge lack of communication with SA team.
1-How can I check if there were any thing scheduled to run between 1am and 4am other than the crontab?
2-how to check the TSM run time?
3-how to check for system events/errors happened at a speceific time?
1-How can I check if there were any thing scheduled to run between 1am and 4am other than the crontab?
2-how to check the TSM run time?
3-how to check for system events/errors happened at a speceific time?
Another check..
SELECT * FROM ALL_SCHEDULER_RUNNING_JOBS;
Also here is some info on Tivoli Storage Manager scheduling
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.itsmfdt.doc%2Fans60000536.htm
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.itsmfdt.doc%2Fans60000536.htm
Displaying the Event Log
You can display the Windows® Event Log to understand the problem behind some device errors.
In the Tivoli Storage Manager Console, select Launch. From the Administrative Tools window, open Event Viewer. Information on system events is displayed.
Under the column labeled Source, look for events that are labeled with “AdsmScsi”.
You can also use filtering to see just the events related to Tivoli Storage Manager. From the View menu, select Filter Events..., and set the filter to show events with event ID 11.
Double-click on the event to get information about the date and time of the error, and detailed information. To interpret the data bytes that are shown in the Data field, use the appendix in the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Messages that discusses device I/O errors.
You can display the Windows® Event Log to understand the problem behind some device errors.
In the Tivoli Storage Manager Console, select Launch. From the Administrative Tools window, open Event Viewer. Information on system events is displayed.
Under the column labeled Source, look for events that are labeled with “AdsmScsi”.
You can also use filtering to see just the events related to Tivoli Storage Manager. From the View menu, select Filter Events..., and set the filter to show events with event ID 11.
Double-click on the event to get information about the date and time of the error, and detailed information. To interpret the data bytes that are shown in the Data field, use the appendix in the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Messages that discusses device I/O errors.
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Iam using AIX not windows.
Also I want to know what is scheduled on the Unix box other than crontab and oracle.
Iam using AIX not windows.
Also I want to know what is scheduled on the Unix box other than crontab and oracle.
HI SO to clarify your question.
Are you are looking for the steps to review how Tivoli storage manager is scheduled on your unix box?
- You can still use the web/gui client to view TSM running on unix..
http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/ADSM/ibmdoc.tsm42/html/sun/unixc/ans50011.htm
or
Are you wondering if there are pother 3rd party unix schedulers running on your unix box.
Are you are looking for the steps to review how Tivoli storage manager is scheduled on your unix box?
- You can still use the web/gui client to view TSM running on unix..
http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/ADSM/ibmdoc.tsm42/html/sun/unixc/ans50011.htm
or
Are you wondering if there are pother 3rd party unix schedulers running on your unix box.
You need to have 'root' privileges to check the logs, for all of your questions. For TSM log, you need to have TSM Admin privilege.
Other than Cron, is there any scheduling tool in place, like ca agent?
TSM client runtime is 'dsmc'.
syslog, errlog, tdpoerror.log,etc. are some of the logs you might have to take a look.
Other than Cron, is there any scheduling tool in place, like ca agent?
TSM client runtime is 'dsmc'.
syslog, errlog, tdpoerror.log,etc. are some of the logs you might have to take a look.
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what are the locations of
syslog, errlog, tdpoerror.log,
syslog, errlog, tdpoerror.log,
Did you read the article it covers all of this
http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/ADSM/ibmdoc.tsm42/html/sun/unixc/ans50011.htm
http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/ADSM/ibmdoc.tsm42/html/sun/unixc/ans50011.htm
Default location is /var/syslog, but it could be configured to use something else.
To read errlog, use 'errpt' command.
Default tdpoerror.log, is "/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/or
To read errlog, use 'errpt' command.
Default tdpoerror.log, is "/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/or
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thanks
connect to oracle database
SELECT * FROM DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS;