Hi
You can restore the file to client machine immediately even though file is
marked as damaged in primary storage pool provided correct copy of file is
available in copystorage pool ( volume access should be readwrite or
readonly ).
Later on you can restore to primary storage pool with
>restor
Yes, I'm aware that I will have to do that to salvage
the volume - however for the short term, what steps do
I need to do to make this volume available in the
library so the user can restore the one file he is
interested in right now?
--- Bob Booth - UIUC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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You will probably have to mark the tape that has the bad 'file' on it as
'destroyed', or restore that volume using the offsite tape(s), then do the
restore.. Depending on the number of offsite tapes it may take to rebuild the
bad volume, you might be better off just updating the bad tape to destro
I have a damaged file now marked unavailable in my
primary storage pool. A user tried to restore a file,
but the restore failed since the tape is now
unavailable, and the tape in the copy pool is offsite.
I've recalled the tape from offsite, but now what?
1. Change volume access from offsite to
