Figure 96.

Operational Reporting Report Details

| Installing the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Operational

| Reporting Stand-alone Package
| The IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Operational Reporting feature automates your
| daily monitoring tasks, and generates reports that can tell you if a server requires
| attention. You can run the Operational Reporting interface on Windows only, but it
| supports servers running on any supported operating system. See the Readme file,
| included with the installation package, for a list of supported IBM Tivoli Storage
| Manager servers. Operational reporting views a Tivoli Storage Manager server as
| being in one of two states: Running Smoothly or Needs Attention. The state of a
| Tivoli Storage Manager server is automatically determined and a message can be
| sent to you in an e-mail, posted to the Web, or displayed on the management
| console. The message provides access to a status report that can be customized. If a
| server needs attention, the message describes any issues and provides
| recommendations for getting Tivoli Storage Manager running smoothly again.

| IBM Tivoli Storage Manager operational reporting is available as:

| v Part of the Tivoli Storage Manager management console included when the
| Tivoli Storage Manager Windows server and storage agent packages are
| installed.
| v A stand-alone package as an independent component. Use this package if you
| do not run Windows Tivoli Storage Manager servers or storage agents, and do
| not anticipate doing so in the future.
| The stand-alone package will not be allowed to install on a machine where the
| Tivoli Storage Manager server or storage agent is installed, and vice-versa. If you
| install the stand-alone version and later decide to install the Tivoli Storage
| Manager server on Windows, you must first uninstall the stand-alone console.

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| Installing Tivoli Storage Manager Operational Reporting as
| Stand-alone Package
| 1. Insert the Operational Reporting CD.
| 2. The Welcome InstallShield wizard panel displays. Click Next.
| 3. Location to Save Files: If needed, change the path where the files are saved,
| or accept the default. Click Next.
| 4. Extracting Files: Files will now be extracted, Setup Wizard will launch when
| the panel completes extracting files.
| 5. Welcome to the Setup Install Shield Wizard: Click Next.
| 6. License Agreement: Select I accept and click Next.
| 7. Customer Information: Enter your User Name and Organization Name. Click
| Next.
| 8. Set Up Type: Select Complete. Click Next.
| 9. Ready to Install the Program: Click Install.
| 10. Install Shield Wizard Complete: Installation of Operational Reporting is
| complete. Click Finish. The Operational Reporting icon should now appear on
| your desktop.

| Configuring Operational Reporting

| To quickly start operational reporting, follow the steps below.
| 1. Click on the operational reporting icon.
| 2. Right click on the Tivoli Storage Manager icon and choose Add TSM
| Computer.
| 3. Click TSM Operational Reporting and click Add to add a report, and click OK
| to accept the defaults.
| 4. Expand the tree view in the MMC snap-in to find your report.
| 5. Right-click on your report and choose refresh to see it.

Generating a Comprehensive Report at Regular Intervals

Assuming you have installed a Tivoli Storage Manager Windows server and want
to initiate operational reporting, you can add one or more servers to the Tivoli
Storage Management Console. You must add at least one server and it must be
running in order to create an operational report. You can add additional UNIX,
Linux, or Windows servers per machine as needed. See “Generating a
Comprehensive Monitor at Regular Intervals” on page 620 for information about
generating operational monitors.

Add the Server to the Tivoli Storage Management Console

1. From Start on the task bar, select Programs→Tivoli Storage
Manager→Management Console.
2. On the Management Console, right click Tivoli Storage Manager and select
Add TSM Computer.
3. In the TSM Computer Resource Properties window (see Figure 97 on page
617), under the Computer Information tab, enter the machine name.
4. Select an Operating System.
5. Check Include Report Features to enable operational reporting features. The
TSM Web Client is optional.
6. Check TSM Web Administrator to enable the Management Console to
communicate with the server.
7. Specify Tivoli Storage Manager server information:

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 Server name
TCP/IP Address
TCP/IP Port
HTTP Port
8. Click Add.
9. The Logon Information window pops up. Enter the Administrator name and
Password. Click OK
10. You should now see the information you entered such as the server name and
TCP/IP address. Click OK.

Figure 97. Adding a Tivoli Storage Manager Server to the Management Console

Add a Report for a Server

If you want to add reports to a server, do the following:
1. On the Management Console, right click Tivoli Storage Manager and select
TSM Operational Reporting.
2. In the Properties window under the Operational Reports tab, click Add to add
a server. Type in a name for the report. The default name displayed is Daily
Report.
You can also highlight which server you want to use from the directory which
appears after you select TSM Operational Reporting, click Add, and type in a
name for the report or use the default.
3. Click OK.

Set Up the Report Details

After you have added a report, the Properties window opens, and a list called
Report Section appears. See Figure 98 on page 618. This list shows the information
which will be in the report you generate. By default, almost every box is checked
in the Report Section under the Report Details tab. The two unchecked boxes are

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 the Failed Schedule Notification and the Missed Schedule Notification. You can
select whatever you would like to see in the report.

If you want to view smaller sections of the report instead of all of it at once, you
can check the box for Use collapsible sections. This may also eliminate some
difficulties with displaying the reports in your Web browser.
1. Select Activate Report if you want the report to run on a schedule.

Note: When a report is not automatically activated, it can still be manually run
as needed.
2. Specify timing information (time to start the report, the range of hours to use,
and how often to repeat running the report).
3. Enter a number of Web versions. A Web version refers to the number of copies
of a report you want to appear in a summary Web page.

Figure 98. Tivoli Storage Management Report Details

Options for Report Details

Add an extension to your report: You can add an extension to your report by
clicking Add. The Custom Extension Editor window opens.
1. Enter an extension name and an SQL select statement. See the Administrator’s
Reference for more information on the SELECT command.
2. To use the SQL select statement builder, click Advanced.
3. Click OK. Any extensions you add will appear at the end of the Report Section;
you can select them from there.

Edit an extension in your report: You can edit an extension in your report by
clicking Settings. The Settings button is enabled only for the Custom Summary,
Client Schedules, and Activity Log Details Report Sections.

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1. In the Advanced Customization window, you can customize your summary of
daily reports by moving, inserting, editing, deleting, copying, and cutting
variables. See Figure 99.

Note: When you edit a variable, the Custom Summary Record Editor window
appears and you are able to edit the SQL variable and SQL select
statement, report label, and notification rule. A notification rule sets up
how you are notified about server reports based on the selection criteria
you establish. You should test your select statements before saving them.
2. Click Save or Save As to save your modifications.

Figure 99. Tivoli Storage Management Customizing the Custom Summary Section

Set Up E-Mail Delivery of the Report

To set up e-mail delivery of your report, select the E-Mail Recipients tab in the
Properties window (see Figure 98 on page 618) and follow the procedure below.
1. Enter the Recipient name and E-mail address.
2. Select Text, HTML, or URL from the drop down list for the format of your
report.

Note: If you select Text, your report arrives strictly as text. Selecting HTML
means the report includes links and is formatted as a Web page.
Selecting the URL format will place your daily reports on a Web
summary page.
3. Click Add. You can Edit, Delete, Import, or Export a recipient from the list.
You can use the same list across multiple reports.

Note: Exporting your recipient list will make it easier to use the same list in
other reports.

Set Up Automatic Report Notification

If you would like to automatically receive notification that reports are available,
click the Automatic Notification tab in the Properties window (see Figure 98 on
page 618). Select the desired level: Failed Schedule Notification or Missed Schedule
Notification.
1. To specify that the query is to return only nodes that are associated with a
schedule, select Scheduled nodes only. Leave this box unchecked if you would
like to return all nodes, including those without a schedule.
2. Click Query.

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 3. Select Node in the list.
4. Provide a Contact name and E-mail address for the recipient.
5. Select either Missed or Failed for the level of notification you want.
6. Provide any additional contact information.
7. After you update individual nodes, click Nodes Update. This will send updates
to the Tivoli Storage Manager server. Information is then stored in the node
contact field.
8. Click OK if you are done.

Generating a Comprehensive Monitor at Regular Intervals

Operational monitors are special types of reports, and can be scheduled to run
hourly. Unlike operational reports, monitors will send you a notification only if
there are issues. Monitors do not contain standard sections and typically run more
quickly and frequently. Assuming you have installed a Tivoli Storage Manager
Windows server and want to initiate operational monitoring, you must select at
least one server and it must be running in order to create a monitor. You can add
additional UNIX, Linux, or Windows servers per machine as needed.

Add a Monitor for the Server

1. On the Management Console, right click Tivoli Storage Manager and select
TSM Operational Reporting. A list of servers you defined appears. Select the
server you would like to monitor.
2. In the Properties window under the Operational Monitors tab, click Add.
3. Type in a name for the monitor. The default name provided is Hourly Monitor.
4. Click OK.

Set Up the Monitor Details

After you have added a monitor, the Properties window opens (see Figure 100 on
page 621). By default, the Custom Summary and Report Timing Information are
selected in the Report Section under the Monitor Details tab.

Note: Settings is enabled only for the Custom Summary.

1. Select or deselect report section check boxes you would like to include in your
report.
2. Select Activate Monitor if you want the monitor to be run on schedule.

Note: When a monitor is not activated on a schedule, it can still be run

manually as needed.
3. Specify timing information.
4. Enter a number of Web versions. A Web version refers to the number of copies
of the monitors you want to appear in a summary Web page.

If you want to view smaller sections of the report instead of all of it at once, you
can check the box Use collapsible sections. This may also eliminate some
difficulties with displaying the reports in your Web browser.

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Figure 100. Tivoli Storage Management Monitor Details

Options for Monitor Details

Add an extension to your monitor: You can add an extension to your monitor
(see Figure 100) by clicking Add. The Custom Extension Editor window pops up.
1. Enter an extension name.
2. Enter the SQL select statement. For more options, use the SQL select statement
builder by clicking Advanced.
3. Click OK. Any extensions you added will appear at the end of the Report
Section, allowing you to select them.

Edit an extension in your monitor: You can edit an extension in your monitor
(see Figure 100) by clicking Settings. In the Advanced Customization window, you
can customize your summary of daily reports by moving, inserting, editing,
deleting, copying, and cutting variables.

Set Up E-Mail Delivery of the Monitor Results

Open the E-Mail Recipients tab in the Properties window (see Figure 100) and
follow the procedure below to set up the e-mail delivery of the monitor.
1. Enter a Recipient name and E-mail address.
2. Select Text, HTML, or URL format from the drop down list.
3. Click Add.
4. You can Edit, Delete, Import or Export a recipient from your list. You can use
the same list across multiple monitors.

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 Set Up Delivery of Monitor Results via Net Send
Open the Net Send Recipients tab in the Properties window (see Figure 100 on
page 621) and follow the procedure below to set up the Net Send instant message
delivery of the monitor.

Note: To enable Net Send in Windows, open a command prompt and enter:
net start messenger
1. Enter User or Computer to notify. If you are not sure which computer you
want to notify, click Detect to generate a list of computers on your network.
2. Click Add.
3. You can optionally Edit, Delete or Test notifications.
4. Click OK.

Completing the Set Up

Set up a Web Summary for the Reports and Monitors
If you would like to use the Web to look up reports and monitors rather than be
notified through e-mail, complete the following steps. See Figure 101 on page 623.

Note: When enabled, Web site virtual directory, local path to store pages in, and
Name of default web page contain default information. Configuration for
Web summary is set up from the sender to the recipient. The recipient must
have valid server identification in order to receive Web report notifications.
1. On the Management Console, right click Tivoli Storage Manager and select
TSM Operational Reporting.
2. Open the Properties window and under the Summary Information tab, select
Create a web page with summary information. Defaults are provided. You can
either accept the default settings or choose your own. If you want to customize,
you can select where to store the pages and the name of the default Web page.
3. If you want to create a log file (optional), you can select Create a Tivoli
Enterprise Console log file.
4. Click OK when you are finished.

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Figure 101. Tivoli Storage Management Console Summary Information

Modify the Operational Reporting Service

If you would like to modify your service (optional), right click Tivoli Storage
Manager on the Management Console, and select TSM Operational Reporting.
See Figure 102 on page 624.

Note: The operational reporting service is set to start automatically, so you only
need to complete these steps if you want to change the service to manual,
stop it, or start it.

In the Properties window under the Report Service tab, the following options are
available:
v Startup Type. The choices are:
– Manual
– Automatic
If you select Manual, you must start the service. If you select Automatic, the
service is started for you.
v Start. Select Start to activate the reporting service.
v Stop. Select Stop to stop the reporting service.
v Review. Select Review to view the reports for logs and tracing for both the
Report Service and the report command line. You can also view tracing for the
Management Console if you chose to enable tracing changes (see “Set up a Web
Summary for the Reports and Monitors” on page 622).

If you want to save the changes you made, click OK. If you want to exit the
window without saving any changes, click Cancel.

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 Note: By default, the Report service and the Report command line options are
selected.

Figure 102. Tivoli Storage Management Console Report Service1

Viewing Reports and Other Features from the Management

Console
On the Tivoli Storage Manager Management Console, you can view and work with
reports and monitors, the activity log, scheduled events, sessions, and server
options for operational reporting.

Viewing Operational Reports

In an open Management Console, expand the console tree of the Tivoli Storage
Manager server for which you want to view reports and monitors. This will allow
you to access all of the features available for your defined server.

To view operational reports, click on the report name you want to see. The report
is displayed in the main panel of the Management Console. If you want a current
report, you can generate an instant report using either the current time or the
scheduled time. To use this feature, right click on the report you would like to
generate. A menu of the following options is displayed:
v Clear. This clears the current report displayed, but does not delete the report.
v Refresh Using Current Time. This report captures server data from the exact
time you refreshed the report back to the number of hours you chose to cover
specified in the report details. For example, if you refreshed the report at 5:00
p.m. on 11/23/03 and you chose to have the report cover a 24-hour period, you
would generate a report that spanned from 5:00 p.m. on 11/22/03 to 5:00 p.m.
on 11/23/03.
v Refresh Using Scheduled Time. This report captures server data starting from
the scheduled time to start, back to the number of hours you specified in the

1.

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 report details. For example, if you scheduled your report to start at 1:00 p.m.
and cover an eight-hour period, then you would generate a report that spanned
from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no matter what time you issued the refresh.
v Properties. This opens the Properties window for the report. From this window,
you can modify Report Details, Automatic Notification for nodes and add or
remove E-mail Recipients.
v Remove. This deletes the report. You will no longer be able to access the report
and must start over if you want to generate a report.
v Send E-mail. This feature opens an E-mail composer with the appropriate report
already attached, allowing you to quickly add comments and send the report to
addresses in the E-mail Recipients list.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Viewing Operational Monitors

In an open Management Console, expand the console tree of the Tivoli Storage
Manager server for which you want to view reports and monitors. This allows you
to access all of the features available for your defined server. To view operational
monitors, click on the monitor name you want to see. The monitor information is
displayed in the main panel of the Management Console.

If the time you chose to monitor has not passed or you want an updated monitor,
you can generate an instant monitor using either the current time or scheduled
time. This allows you to generate monitors at any given time period. To use this
feature, right click on the monitor you would like to generate. A menu of the
following options will be displayed:
v Clear. This clears the current report displayed, but does not delete the report.
v Refresh Using Current Time. This monitor captures server data from the exact
time you refreshed the monitor backwards to the number of hours you specified
in Monitor Details. For example, if you refreshed the monitor at 5:00 p.m. on
11/23/03 and you chose to have the monitor cover a 24-hour period, you would
generate a monitor that spanned from 5:00 p.m. on 11/22/03 to 5:00 p.m. on
11/23/03.
v Refresh Using Scheduled Time. This monitor captures server data starting from
the scheduled minute to start, back to the number of hours you specified in
Monitor Details. For example, if you scheduled your monitor to start at Minute
30, covering an eight-hour period that repeats every 2 hours, and you refreshed
the monitor at 6:45 p.m. then you would generate a monitor that spanned from
10:30 am to 6:30 p.m., no matter what time you issued the refresh.
v Properties. This opens the Properties window for the monitor. From this
window, you can modify Monitor Details and add or remove E-mail and Net
Send Recipients.
v Remove. This deletes the monitor. You are no longer able to access this monitor
and must start over if you want to generate monitors.
v Send E-mail. This feature opens an E-mail composer with the appropriate
monitor already attached, allowing you to quickly add comments and send the
monitor to addresses in the E-mail Recipients list.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Viewing the Activity Log

The server activity log contains messages normally sent to the server console
during server operation. For operational reporting, you may only want to know

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 what errors or warnings have occurred during server operation. The following
features are available by right clicking on Activity Log in the main panel of the
Management Console:
v Clear. This clears the activity log displayed in the main panel of the
Management Console.
v Refresh. This refreshes the activity log and displays the output in the main
panel of the Management Console.
v Properties. This opens the properties window for the activity log.
– Activity Log tab. From this tab, you can enable automatic refresh and change
the refresh rate to an integer between 30 and 1440 minutes. You can also use
either a relative or absolute time to query the activity log. Relative time will
allow you to display messages that have occurred within the last 0 to 365
days, 0 to 23 hours and 0 to 59 minutes. If you want to be more specific in
the activity log query, use absolute time. This will allow you to capture an
exact time period by choosing a beginning date and time and an ending date
and time for the act log messages.
– Search tab. You can enable pattern matching to search for a specific Message
Number, Search string, Originator (All, Client, or Server), Session, Node
name, Client owner or Schedule name.
– Filter tab. This allows you to enable message filtering. You can add messages
you do not want displayed in your activity log query by either typing in the
actual message or the message name. You can also narrow messages down by
category, by choosing not to display information, warning or error messages.
By default only the Information box is checked.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Viewing Scheduled Events

In the main panel of the Management Console, you can use the scheduled events
feature to see what events are scheduled.

Note: Future schedule events will not be displayed. This query only provides
information on Started, Missed, Pending, Completed or Failed schedules.

You can use this feature by right clicking Scheduled Events. A menu of the
following options is displayed:
v Clear. This clears the scheduled events displayed in the main panel of the
Management Console.
v Refresh. This refreshes the scheduled events query and displays the output in
the main panel of the Management Console.
v Properties. From here, you can enable automatic refresh and change the refresh
rate to an integer between 5 and 1440 minutes. You can choose what event types
you want in the query. Possible event types are Started, Missed, Pending,
Completed and Failed. You can also use either a relative or absolute time to
query scheduled events. Relative time will allow you to display events that have
occurred within the last 0 to 365 days, 0 to 23 hours and 0 to 59 minutes. If you
want to be more specific in the query, use absolute time. This allows you to
capture an exact time period by choosing a beginning date and time and an
ending date and time for a query.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Export List. This exports the scheduled events displayed on the Management
Console to a file. This option is displayed only after you use the refresh
function.

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 v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Viewing Sessions
This displays the current sessions in the main panel of the Management Console.
You can use this feature by right clicking on Sessions. A menu of the following
options will be displayed:
v Clear. This clears the sessions displayed in the main panel of the Management
Console.
v Refresh. This refreshes the current sessions and displays the output in the main
panel of the Management Console.
v Properties. From here, you can enable automatic refresh and change the refresh
rate to an integer between 1 and 1440 minutes.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Export List. This command exports the session information displayed on the
Management Console to a file. This option will only be displayed after you have
used the refresh function.
v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Viewing Server Options

This displays all of the server options in the main panel of the Management
Console. You can use this feature by right clicking on Server Options. A menu of
the following options will be displayed:
v Clear. This clears the options displayed in the main panel of the Management
Console.
v Refresh. This refreshes the option’s query and displays the output in the main
panel of the Management Console.
v View. This allows you to customize the view of the Management Console.
v Export List. This command exports the server options information displayed on
the Management Console to a file. This option will only be displayed after you
have used the refresh function.
v Help. This displays the help for the Management Console.

Generating Reports and Monitors from the Command Line

The operational reporting command line allows you to generate any report or
monitor which exists in the Tivoli Storage Manager Management Console. Some
advantages to using the command line are:
v You can include the command in your own scripts.
v Using the command line with the Windows Scheduler (available in the Windows
Control Panel) can help refine control of scheduling options. If you create a
Windows command file for operational reporting, you can use the Scheduler to
schedule the command file and you have multiple options for when to run it.
v It can help with debugging. In case a report does not run from the Management
Console, the command line may provide more detailed information about the
problem.

To obtain operational reports from the command line, open a Windows Command
Prompt and navigate to the server console directory.

Note: Before you can generate a report or monitor from the command line it must
first be defined by using the Tivoli Storage Manager Management Console.
After a report or monitor has been defined in the Management Console, it
can be run from the command line using the commands described below.

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 The syntax for the command is:
tsmrept [options]

where the options are described in Table 40.

Notes:
1. Option names cannot be abbreviated.
2. Option values with embedded spaces must be entered within quotation marks.
Table 40. Options for the tsmrept command
Option Description Default
-type={report|monitor|list} Produce a report, monitor, or report
list
-computer=computer_name Server computer name localhost
-instance=instance_name Server instance name server1
-name=report_name Report or monitor name ″Daily Report″
-starthour={now|0..23} Starting hour now
-startmin={now|0..59} Starting minute now
-reporttemplate=name.xml Customer report or monitor default_rep_eng.xml
template name
-remove={no|yes} Delete the specified report no
-notifyrecipients={no|yes} E-mail the report to the no
recipients
-tcpserveraddress=ip_address Tivoli Storage Manager localhost
server TCP/IP name or
address
-tcpport=port_number Tivoli Storage Manager 1500
server TCP/IP port
-id=administrator_ID Tivoli Storage Manager none
administrator ID
-pa=administrator_password Tivoli Storage Manager none
administrator password
-outputformat= Type or types of output to screentext,filehtml
produce
[ filetext,
filehtml,
emailtext,
emailhtml,
screentext,
screenhtml ]

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Table 40. Options for the tsmrept command (continued)
Option Description Default
-sections= Section or sections to include all

[ summary,
schedadmin,
schedclient,
loadsession,
loadmount,
loadmigr,
loadrecl,
loadexpiration,
loadbackdb,
loadbackstg,
summarynodes,
detailsactlog,
summarymissedfiles,
detailsmissedfiles,
detailssessions,
notifyfailed,
notifymissed ]
-? Display the command help none
-help Display the command help none

Examples Default values exist for each command line option, however, it is better
to explicitly provide at least the -computer, -instance, -type, and -name options. To
display this information for each defined report and monitor, issue the following
command:
tsmrept -type=list

The output will be similar to this:

-COMPUTER=tsmserv -INSTANCE="server1" -TYPE=report -NAME="daily report"
-COMPUTER=tsmserv -INSTANCE="server2" -TYPE=report -NAME="daily report"
-COMPUTER=tsmserv -INSTANCE="server2" -TYPE=report -NAME="drm report"
-COMPUTER=tsmserv -INSTANCE="server2" -TYPE=monitor -NAME="hourly monitor"
-COMPUTER=ss2 -INSTANCE="server1" -TYPE=report -NAME="daily report"
-COMPUTER=ss2 -INSTANCE="server1" -TYPE=report -NAME="kathy’s report"
-COMPUTER=ss2 -INSTANCE="server1" -TYPE=report -NAME="weekly report"
-COMPUTER=sunny -INSTANCE="server1" -TYPE=report -NAME="daily report"

You can then type in tsmrept on the command line and copy and paste any one of
the lines above. For example, to produce the drm report, you would issue the
following command:
tsmrept -COMPUTER=tsmserv -INSTANCE="server2" -TYPE=report -NAME="drm report"

The report is displayed on the screen as it is being produced. By default, the

command creates an HTML and a text version of the report in the console
directory. The file names consist of the computer, instance, type, and report name.
In this example, in addition to displaying the text on the screen, the following files
would be produced:
v tsmservserver2reptdrmreport.htm
v tsmservserver2reptdrmreport.txt
More Examples
v To get a list of defined reports and monitors:

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 cd /d "c:\program files\tivoli\tsm\console"
tsmrept -type=list
v To generate a default report:
tsmrept
v To generate a report only for computer ″tsmserver2″:
tsmrept -computer=tsmserver2
v To generate a report:
tsmrept -id=administrator -pa=password -tcpport=1501
v To display help for the tsmrept command:
tsmrept /?

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