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- What is the difference in between dsm.opt and dsm....
- What exactly the role of recovery log?
- What is difference in between label and checkin?
- How you will prepare scratch volume?
- Tell about media management you are doing?
- Can you brief your responsibilities on TSM and dai...
- What kind of tape library is attached to your TSM ...
- Tell Something on Migration?
- What is collocation and advantages of it?
- What is Reclamation?
- What are the storage devices you have worked on?
- What are the Primary and Secondary Storage Pool in...
- What is maximum size of recovery log?
- If your DBSPACE is full then what you will do?
- DEFINE STG?
- What is CLEAN DRIVE?
- What is CLOPTSET?
- Define RECLAIM STG?
- What is MIGRATE STG?
- What is MACRO Process ?
- DB SPACE TRIGGER?
- What is SERVER GROUP MEMBER ?
- DEFINE SERVER GROUP?
- What is DB COPY?
- What is NODE GROUP?
- What is DISMOUNT VOLUME (Dismount a volume by volu...
- What is AUDIT LIBRARY?
- What is RESTORE VOLUME (Restore primary volume dat...
- To Restore a primary stgpool from copy storage poo...
- What is Classic scheduling?
- How to restorea backup set?
- What is Database backup trigger ?
- TIVOLI STORAGE MANAGER MAINTENANCE PLAN?
- when full back up is required?
- How to configure the schedule service in linux ?
- How to delete last two days data base backup infor...
- What is the process of Checkout library volume ?
- What is SEARCH Process in TSM?
- What is password expire ?
- How can u check the activitylog data for last two ...
- what will u do when the tsm server crashed ?
- How can check the client and admin schedule status...
- Which type of Daily issues of Tsm Administrator (H...
- what is macro ?
- What is Reuse of backup tapes ?
- What is offsite tape tape to onsite ?
- What is onsite tape management to offsite ?
- What is the procees to store the data on a tape?
- What is administrative interface ?
- Features of TSM?
- What is auditing library ?
- What is Audit volume ?
- What are the types of backups ?
- TSM modes ?
- What is serialization ?
- How can u restore a file to a particular date and...
- What are the types of backups in TDP domino and td...
- What are the types of backups ?
- Move node data command ?
- What is move data command ?
- What is Backup set ?
- How to define a db copy ?
- What is space trigger ?
- what is recovery log ?what are the modes of recory...
- what is cloptset ?
- what time u take the DB backup ?how many ways u ca...
- what is collactaion ?
- Configure drm settings.
- How will you move copy storage pools to offsite in...
- What is DRM?
- How will you checkin & Chechout volumes in library?
- What is CHECK PENDING?
- What is COPY PENDING status?
- When do you use the IMAGECOPY?
- What is IMAGECOPY?
- What is REORG? When is it used?
- When will you chose to run RUNSTATS?
- What is RUNSTATS?
- How do you insert a record with a nullable column?
- What does it mean if the null indicator has -1, 0,...
- How do you retrieve the data from a nullable column?
- What is index cardinality?
- What is a synonym ?
- What do you mean by NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT? When wi...
- What is the difference between SYNONYM and ALIAS?
- What are the disadvantages of using VARCHAR?
- When would you prefer to use VARCHAR?
- How do I create a table MANAGER ( EMP#, MANAGER) w...
- What are the 2 sqlcodes that are returned?
- What is a collection?
- What are the advantages of using a PACKAGE?
- What are PACKAGES?
- What happens to the PLAN if index used by it is dr...
- What else is there in the PLAN apart from the acce...
- What is ACQUIRE/RELEASE in BIND?
- What is a DBRM, PLAN?
- What is ALTER?
- Can I use LOCK TABLE on a view?
- What are the various locks available?
- What is lock escalation?
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