When running the "backup" command by filesystem:
find /pdmteam -print | backup -i -b 512 -v -q -f /dev/rmt0 >> $LOG 2> $ERROR_LOG
The backup succeeds, but the Error Log receives the error "There is not enough memory available now" and that it could not open the file. When I look for these files in the normal log, they are not there. I also did a restore -T and they do not list out.
In talking with IBM, they felt it was a buffer problem and had me add the -b 512. As you can see, this did not work. After the backup finished, other applications started receiving these errors. I checked with "vmstat" and there was plenty on memory available. had to re-boot to resolve...
I ran the same backup by Inode with no errors:
backup -0uf /dev/rmt0 /pdmteam >> $LOG 2> $ERROR_LOG
Ran a table of contents with the restore command, and all files showed up....
Any Ideas or Thoughts?
find /pdmteam -print | backup -i -b 512 -v -q -f /dev/rmt0 >> $LOG 2> $ERROR_LOG
The backup succeeds, but the Error Log receives the error "There is not enough memory available now" and that it could not open the file. When I look for these files in the normal log, they are not there. I also did a restore -T and they do not list out.
In talking with IBM, they felt it was a buffer problem and had me add the -b 512. As you can see, this did not work. After the backup finished, other applications started receiving these errors. I checked with "vmstat" and there was plenty on memory available. had to re-boot to resolve...
I ran the same backup by Inode with no errors:
backup -0uf /dev/rmt0 /pdmteam >> $LOG 2> $ERROR_LOG
Ran a table of contents with the restore command, and all files showed up....
Any Ideas or Thoughts?