Thanks Richard and Len. You are right Richard, silly me. So 'Cancel
Restore' is the command..


0 - Summary of Changes
             1 - Using Commands
             2 - Select from the commands listed below:
             3 -  ARCHIVE
             4 -  BACKUP DB2UDB
             5 -  BACKUP GROUP
             6 -  BACKUP IMAGE
             7 -  BACKUP NAS
             8 -  BACKUP WAS
             9 -  CANCEL PROCESS
            10 -  CANCEL RESTORE
            11 -  DELETE ACCESS
            12 -  DELETE ARCHIVE
            13 -  DELETE BACKUP
            14 -  DELETE FILESPACE
            15 -  DELETE GROUP
            16 -  EXPIRE
            17 -  HELP
            18 -  INCREMENTAL


Avy Wong
Business Continuity Administrator
Mohegan Sun
1 Mohegan Sun Blvd
Uncasville, CT 06382
ext 28164




             Richard Sims
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                                       Re: [ADSM-L] cancel a pending
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On Jul 11, 2007, at 3:16 PM, Avy Wong wrote:

> Len,
>       I tried them both but it still says the same error. But when
> I try
> 'cancel restore' it says no restartable restore. The strange thing
> is if
> there is no restartable restore why does it  say ...........
>
> tsm> cancel restore 1
> ANS1038S Invalid option specified
> ANS1820E Command line options must be preceded by a '-'
> tsm> cancel restore all
> ANS1038S Invalid option specified
> ANS1820E Command line options must be preceded by a '-'

You seem to be attempting to use TSM server command syntax in a TSM
client dsmc session.

Use the Help command in the appropriate environment to see syntax for
that environment.

    Richard Sims


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