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raw device occupancy
Hey guys! Is there a way to know using AIX 4.3.3 the occupancy of a raw device used, eg, to contain db tablespaces? I mean, directly an aix commmand :) Thanks in advance, Borja Borrego -
Maximum size of tablespace is reached
Hi all, One of my DB2 UDB for Unix tablespaces has reached the maximum size of 64 Gb (limited by a 4Kb of page sizez). I'd like to chage the pagesize, but I have read that you cannot change it once you hace created the tablespace without rebuiling the tablespace. Is it true? Do you know some... -
online backup while /tmp full
Hi all! One question very quick. Does the fact that /tmp is full affect directly the duration of an online backup to TSM? One of my backups has needed 8 hours with /tmp full and it normally need only 2 hours. Is this the reason or do I have to look for another one? Thanks in advance, Borja -
Archive log - write suspend - resume
Hello! I had yesterday several problems with my DB. We run everyday several backups with a disk snapshot tool. The created image is backed up while the system is running .. (I guess you all know this kind of backup system) Well, in order to create a consistent image we run three scripts. 1st... -
Command return code documentation
That's just what I needed! Thanks a lot, Borja -
Command return code documentation
Hi all! I would like to introduce a little more control to my backup scripts. In order to do this I need table with the return codes and explanations of several AIX commands (importvg, exportvg, rsh, rcp, varyonvg, varyoffvg, mount ...) Somebody knows where I can find it? Thanks a lot, Borja -
variable DISPLAY=<IP>:0.0 curiosity
Thanks a lot for your answer, Henrik -
variable DISPLAY=<IP>:0.0 curiosity
Hi all! Since I work on AIX I have one curiosity about the DISPLAY variable. When I enter on ksh export DISPLAY=<IP>:0.0 What does the 0.0 appending DISPLAY variable mean? What if I enter export DISPLAY=<IP>:1.1? It's not really a big problem, I have survived the last year without knowing...
