IBM Technote 1177718 generally addresses that situation.
As other contributors have said, there needs to be a whopping good
reason to go through what would need to be done, even if it's at all
possible (particularly, if Reusedelay covers the period).
Given the finality of a node removal from TSM,
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This is because in order to do this, you have to roll the WHOLE database
back to that point in time, right? Wouldn't this mean that you would
lose the history of backups for the last few days, righ
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Backup Blog @ www.backupcentral.com
VP Data Protection, GlassHouse Technologies
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One of the node was deleted on our server last Thursday. And now our
customer wants a file from the node. Is there any way to get th
ne of the node was deleted on our server last Thursday. And now our customer
wants a file from the node. Is there any way to get that file restored from
the deleted node. I appreciate any input.
Thanks
Abid Ilias
TSM Administrator
University of Chicago
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Abid Ilias
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Subject: [ADSM-L] Deleted Node
One of the node was deleted on our server last Thursday. And now our
customer wants a file
One of the node was deleted on our server last Thursday. And now our customer
wants a file from the node. Is there any way to get that file restored from
the deleted node. I appreciate any input.
Thanks
Abid Ilias
TSM Administrator
University of Chicago
