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Hi all, The IT department in the company I work for is short of staff and the management never realizes it. So end users always complain about the quality of service. Sometimes IT staff is over stressed and it's hard to expect they can put on a smile face all the time. Connie

Actually syslog should send emails with networker's alerts to root. if you can forward the root's mails to yourself, does it help?

sounds like permission problem. maybe you can add that user to the remote machine and grant certain permission.

I usually do a "df -k" to identify which file system is getting full. Then go to that directory. run the command "du -k -x . |sort -rn|head" which will show you the largest sizes of files under that directory. But it will exclude anything which is mounted on that file...

JeanNiBee, You are right, the script set debug mode by default. once i changed it, i am able to load the database. backup log also shows the loading information. :)) Thanks very much! Also thanks sybaseguru for pointing the directions! Connie

sybaseguru, Here is the dbinfo outputs before and after restore. before:offset 24=dbi_curseqnum: Jun 12 2003 1:33:57:743PMg€05r€05r@D(@&4 $f€ $fl after:offset 24=dbi_curseqnum: Jun 12 2003 1:33:57:743PMg€05r€05r@D(@&4 $f€ $fl I restored the database around 2:32pm (the local system time)...

It looks like the database was not restored at all yesterday morning. :( Jun 9 15:58:51 2003: Backup Server: 3.43.1.1: Dump phase number 2 completed. Jun 9 15:58:51 2003: Backup Server: 3.43.1.1: Dump phase number 3 completed. Jun 9 15:58:51 2003: Backup Server: 4.58.1.1: Database...

I can't find any info about database loading in the error logs. I just attached part of the log. 00:00000:00025:2003/06/10 09:38:38.39 kernel Cannot read, host process disconnected: DEVNTEDIT 148 spid: 25 00:00000:00037:2003/06/10 09:38:38.40 kernel Cannot read, host process disconnected...

Hi, Thanks for all the help. I am using "nightly" free utility http://www.edbarlow.com/document/nightly.htm#DIRECTORY_LAYOUT for backup/restore. it has simple menu to manually backup/restore databases. I restored the db around 9:50. then I compare the outputs from "dbcc...

Hi JeanNiBee, I used a menu to restore/backup the databases. do you think i should truncate the TX log before restore for test purpose? Thanks,

hi, I was trying to restore a user database from dump using nightly free utilty. My question is how to create a test case to verify the restore is good. I tried to modify some values in a table after the backup. But after the restore, the data is still the changed value. Thanks for any input...

Hi there, I just installed nmon on aix 4.3.2. When I ran it, it gave the errors below. dakdev2:nmon> nmon exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program nmon because of the following errors: 0509-023 Symbol __malloc_user_defined_name in nmon is not defined. 0509-026 System error...

I think it's considered user process. But I am not very positive.

aixmurderer, That's what I did (creating aliase in /etc/aliases) in order to forward the mails. I am curious why "./forward" won't work. Thanks, connie

Thanks for all the advice. It's probably related to the permission of the directory. /usr/grok/sybase is sybase's home directory but owned by user 'sys' and group 'sys'. I am afraid of changing it. drwxr-sr-x 19 sys sys 1024 May 01 18:07 sybase Another interesting thing is...

Hi I am trying to forward all mails from user 'sybase' to 'root' by setting up $HOME/.forward file. But new mails still go to sybase instead of root. I did same thing for user 'dameon'and it works. Here is the part of mail log from syslogd. Thanks for any advice. dakserv2:mqueue> tail log...

Hi bl, Could you send me a copy of ur scripts to connie_fu@yahoo.com ? Thanks,

Hi there, I have several questions about daemon's mail. 1. Is /var/spool/mail/daemon for storing daemon's email? 2. Is it related to the cron daemon? 3. If this file is huge, does that mean there is something misconfigured? if not, how to regularly clean it up? Thanks in advance. I...

Yesterday i did a "umount -f yourmountpoint" and it works.

I have same experience too. This trick always works for me. Find out which process is opening that big file. Then kill that process, the inode will be released. and "df -k" will show the correct output. cheers, connie