Re: How do I restore files from inactive version?

[Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,FC-SIL/INF.]

> add -ina to your restore command:
> 
> res file -pic -ina
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> René Lambelet
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>       Subject:        How do I restore  files  from inactive version?
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>       My policy is :
>       Versions Data Exists     4
>       Versions Data Deleted    4
>       Retain Extra Versions    30
>       Retain Only Version      60
> 
>       I have a test for this case.
>       I modify the file : test.txt befor I backup .
>       I execute the backup command : dsmc inc test.txt
>       I do it 4 times.
>       I try to res the oldest file but I always get the latest version.
> 
>       I use the command : res file -pic , there is only a version (active
> version)
>       .
>       I use the command : q content volumn_name test.txt
>       There are 4 versions in the stgpool.
> 
>       How do I restore  files  from inactive version?