Tony,

Try running your Q CONTENT this way instead:


Query CONtent volume_number COPied=No
(Format=Standard, Type=Any DAmaged=Any are defaulted)

This will show you only files that have NOT been backed up to a copy stgpool.
Hopefully, you will get 0 indicating that all were copied.

Then run:

RESTORE Volume volume_number -COPYstgpool=copypoolname -NEWstgpool=
new_primary_pool_name Preview=YES

This will give you a list of what volumes are needed in order to restore this
volume. It will also give you the number of files that will restore, which
when compared to the count of Q CONTENT COPY=ANY should be the same (if you
are lucky enough to have it all backed up)


Hope this works for you.


At 03:24 PM 6/23/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi ADSMer's
>
>I am currently running ADSM V2.1.5.12 on a AIX SP Node, with (4) IBM
>3590 Tape Drives, used as separate Libraries and Stgpools.
>
>Today one of my drives went bad, and I had a IBM SE come out and check
>it out.  Well while he was doing this he over wrote on of my on site
>tape stgpool volumes.  What I need help with is, if this tape happens to
>have been backed up to an off-site copypool how can I recover or even
>verify if the data is backed up to a offsite copypool, since I will not
>be able to restore from the onsite tape stgpool volume.  I've checked
>the manuals but so far have not found any way I can recover this data or
>even see if it is stored on a offsite copypool.
>
>I have tried the "Q CONTENT with TYPE=ANY, and all that shown is TYPE is
>equal to BKUP, and if there is no copypool then it looks like I will not
>be able to issue the "RESTORE VOLUME"...So any help would be
>appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>Tony Sinclair
>ADSM Admin
>Snohomish County PUD
>tjsinclair AT snopud DOT com
>
>