DB2 and TSM Cross-node recovery

10 January,2011 by Tom Collins

To recover/access the backup image of the database that was backed up from a different server. Typically to access production database from dev/qa

 In the following situation :

Assumption 1 -  is that there are 2 servers : MYSERVER1 and MYSERVER2

MYSERVER1 is the source server

MYSERVER2  is the backup server

 Assumption 2 – The tsm client is installed on the server

 Assumption 3  – In the environment variables  of the particular instance if the SET command is issued , there should be the following  3 variables

 

DSMI_CONFIG=/opt/tsm/client/api/bin/dsm_db2.opt

DSMI_DIR=/opt/tsm/client/api/bin

DSMI_LOG=/db2/tsmlog

 

 In the following example , MYSERVER1 has become unavailable

 Step 1 – create an entry in “/opt/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsm.sys”  on MYSERVER2 such as

 SErvername crossnode_mytsmserver_db2

   COMMMethod           TCPip

   TCPPort              1500

   TCPServeraddress      mytsmserver.net

   NODename             MYSERVER1_DB2

*   passwordaccess generate

 

Step 2- adjust the entry in : “/opt/tsm/client/api/bin/dsm.opt” 

SErvername crossnode_ mytsmserver_db2

 Step 3 – from within the db2 instance

 Now we should be able to query any backup image, provided you have the required details.

 db2adutl query db <dbname> password <my_tsm_passwd>

 Appendix 1 -

 

------------------------MYSERVER1 --------START-----------------------------------------------

 

SErvername  mytsmserver

   COMMMethod         TCPip

   TCPPort            1500

   TCPServeraddress   mytsmserver.net

   NODename MYSERVER1

   passwordaccess generate

 

SErvername mytsmserver_db2

   COMMMethod           TCPip

   TCPPort              1500

   TCPServeraddess      mytsmserver.net

   NODename             MYSERVER1_DB2

   passwordaccess generate

------------------------MYSERVER1 --------FINISH-----------------------------------------------

 

-----------------------MYSERVER2 ----------------START----------------------------------------

SErvername  mytsmserver

SCHEDLOGRETENTION 7 D

   COMMMethod         TCPip

   TCPPort            1500

   TCPServeraddress   mytsmserver.net

   NODename MYSERVER2

   passwordaccess generate

 

SErvername mytsmserver_db2

   COMMMethod           TCPip

   TCPPort              1500

   TCPServeraddess      mytsmserver.net

   NODename             MYSERVER2_DB2

   passwordaccess generate

 

-----------------------MYSERVER2 ----------------FINISH----------------------------------------

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