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db2 files to exclude from windows filesystem backup
is there an easy way (ie. file extensions) to exclude files from my filesystem backup that are already included in my db2 backup? essentially, i'm backing up the database using "db2 backup" and backing up all the files in my filesystem backup, as well. please let me know if more information is... -
file types included in sql server database backup
is there a standard set of file types that are included in an sql db backup? i'm trying to determine what to exclude from my normal file system backups.- jlymer
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Setup and Administration
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Hdisk Errors
dukessd, didn't realize i hijacked the thread. sorry. i searched on the error code i had and got this thread with the same error. thanks, plamb. that's exactly the problem i'm having... and it's exactly the problem that mag0007 is having. so does anyone know how to disable diagela for... -
Hdisk Errors
I'm having the same issue after zoning my aix host to a cx700 array. In the EMC knowledgebase, the problem has been identified as diagela recognizing the clariion's passive path as an issue. On EMC's site, they recommend either disabling diagela for the box (since powerpath monitors path... -
Geometry info is invalid
Is there a way I can fix this (preferably without downtime)? Also, is there any reason that it isn't consistent? I believe there are others set up the same, but they show up in ESX. Thanks.- jlymer
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- Forum: EMC: VMware
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Geometry info is invalid
they're shown to the virtual machine as a raw device.- jlymer
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- Forum: EMC: VMware
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Geometry info is invalid
We're using ESX Server 2.5.0 with a CX700. In moving servers to virtual, we've gotten several warnings in windows stating: ************************** "cannot create partition table for disk vmhba0:0:35 because geometry info is invalid. Could not load partition table. Please rescan."...- jlymer
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- Forum: EMC: VMware
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Command to find out ZONE info.
i was looking... after logging in, type [COLOR=red]show[/color red] then [COLOR=red]all[/color red] -
Command to find out ZONE info.
i don't know of a single command for everything... telnet to the switch and type> [COLOR=red]?[/color red] all the commands and descriptions will be listed. if you still have trouble, add a post and i'll be specific.
