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12-14-2009 05:53 AM
The way you have it set up I would expect 3 jobs to run at any one time (one to each drive) with the remainder Q'ing. Unless you have a max jobs per policy set to one which is another area you could check.
Any idea where can i check that setting ?
cmdline again would be good . Then again I dont remember explicitly setting that.
Is this setting tied to per policy or it like a 'global' setting ?
Also, you mention same volume pool - could it be that you have a max number of partially full media set? (altho' having said that I'm not sure at which release of NetBackup that this setting became available)
where can i check that as well ?
Actually I can do a positive control by
by queuing some jobs from different policy, when i m back at work tml.
will keep you guys posted :)
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12-14-2009 08:53 PM
did you re probe the drives after you changed it, it seems to be global database stale issue, removing and reconfiguring drives will definetly solve the issue
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did you reconfigure the drives?