You will find that command line objects are specific at the file system
level...
        and since the "restore" command gives you the ability to ~rename~
the file (aka restore to a different location)
        you can only process one item (at most one file system) at a time

        restore sorcefilespec <destinationfilespec>
but nothing will stop you from doing something like
        nohup dsmc restore -pass=blah -subdir=yes /home/* &
        nohup dsmc restore -pass=blah -subdir=yes /someotherfilesystem/* &
        nohup dsmc restore -pass=blah -subdir=yes /someotherfilesystem_etc/*
&

OK and yes, in actuality those "*" would cause a problem and would need to
be ~escaped~ or just left off for the command to be processed properly under
a "ksh"...

Dwight