You would need to send the output to a "quick Perl summation" as Richard
mentioned.  You won't be able to do it with TSM-only tools

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Thanks for reply Richards, but in this case i get the size of each and
every
file .Isnt there any way that ould help me determine the size of whole
directory rather than individual files.

Thanks in advance.




On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 5:49 PM, Richard Sims <rbs AT bu DOT edu> wrote:

> The Estimate value is dodgy, and recent clients have been eliminating
> it.
> What you can do instead is a 'dsmc Query Backup' using the same
> selection criteria as the planned restoral, where you can inspect the
> contents or feed it to a quick Perl summation.
>
>  Richard Sims
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