=> On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 09:02:57 -0500, Nancy Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I want to restore one directory with its subdirectories for users in > multiple directories using the command line interface and can't get the > syntax right. You may have to iterate. (ugh) > vol1:users\%unique sitenames%\%unique usernames%\notes (and all its > subdirs) If the globbing is implemented server-side, this should work: dsmc rest "vol1:users\*\*\notes" -subd=yes -replace=yes If it's implemented client-side, then I think you're just out of luck, and you need to whip up some iterative restore-script building thing. Keep in mind, that the pattern you specify here will catch -BOTH- vol1:users\site_a\user_a\notes and vol1:users\site_b\user_b\some\directories\project\notes Every directory named 'notes' that is at least two levels deep. This is probably not a problem, but if you notice folks complaining that their meeting notes have been overwritten.... - Allen S. Rout
