Tivoli Storage Manager: Messages
The following examples illustrate the format used in this publication to
describe TSM messages:
- Messages that begin with prefix ANE and are in range
4000-4999 originate from the backup-archive client. These
messages (or events) are sent to the server for distribution to
various event logging receivers.
- The client may send statistics to the server providing information about a
backup or restore. These statistics are informational messages that may
be enabled or disabled to the various event logging receivers. These
messages are not published in this manual.
- Messages that begin with prefix ANR originate from the
server.
- Messages that begin with prefix ANS are from one of the
following clients:
- TSM administrative clients
- Application program interface clients
- Backup-archive
- Tivoli Space Manager (HSM) clients
- TDP for Lotus Notes
- Messages that begin with prefix ACD are from TDP for Lotus
Domino.
- Messages that begin with prefix ACN are from TDP for Microsoft
Exchange Server.
- Messages that begin with prefix ACO are from TDP for Microsoft
SQL Server.
- Messages that begin with prefix ANU are from TDP for
Oracle.
- Messages that begin with prefix BKI are from TDP for R/3, TDP
for R/3 for DB2 UDB, TDP for R/3 for Oracle.
- Messages that begin with prefix IDS and are in range
0000-0999 are from TDP for EMC Symmetrix for R/3.
- Messages that begin with prefix IDS and are in range
1000-1999 are from TDP for IBM ESS for R/3.
The following examples describe the TSM message format:
The callouts to the right identify each part of the format.

Message variables in the message text appear in italics. The server
and client messages fall into the following categories:
- Common messages that pertain to all TSM server platforms
- Platform specific messages that pertain to each operating environment for
the server and the client
- Messages that pertain to application clients
Many different commands can generate the same return
code. The following examples are illustrations of two different
commands issued that result in the same return code; therefore, you must
read the descriptive message for the command.


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