No Query Restores while Restoring large amount of files

2004-12-10 Thread Jorge Salinas
Hi I am trying to recover as fast as I can a 1.3 TB file system on an alternate machine. I have tried using the arguments as the manual explains but I am frustrated since the no query restore doesn't seem to work. I am using the following command: dsmc restore -fromn=XX "/filesystem/directory/*.

Re: No Query Restores while Restoring large amount of files

2004-12-10 Thread Jorge Salinas
s done a Set Access to give you permissions on your receiving > machine. You probably want -virtualnodename. > I'd recommend doing a dsmc query backup ... > before trying the dsmc restore, and gauge the behavior. > >Richard Sims > > > > On Dec 10, 2004, at 1:

Re: No Query Restores while Restoring large amount of files

2004-12-10 Thread Jorge Salinas
the client and the server, and the client just receives the files no questions asked, in a way. Thanks again. Jorge Salinas On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 13:56:31 -0500, Weinstein, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In order to do a redirected restore, which is what you are trying to do, you

Special Technique for Recovering lost Backups

2004-12-16 Thread Jorge Salinas
Hi all. I want to know if there is a special technique that can be performed to recover backups on tapes from a server that lost the DB completely. Apparently one of our branches was still doing backups using a 3.7 ADSM server. They lost their DB, no backups but they have the library :D Does Tiv

Storage Pools for Active and Inactive Backups

2005-02-24 Thread Jorge Salinas
Hello all. Is there a way to have a disk storage pool hierarchy in which the active backup objects of a node remain on a pool while the inactive objects are migrated to another pool? Thank you all!