No Query restores are automatic and are used whenever a  Point in Time
restore is invoked.. however a no query restore is not used when any of the
following options are invoked.

inactive
pick
latest
fromdate todate
todate and totime.

Nathan



        -----Original Message-----
        From:   Dan Kronstadt [SMTP:dkronsta AT YAHOO DOT COM]
        Sent:   Wednesday, April 14, 1999 9:21 AM
        To:     ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
        Subject:        Re: Restore time / OS390

        I don't think I have seen an answer from anyone here.
        I suspect the problem is that you are NOT getting a
        "no-query restore" if I remember the terminology
        right. At some recent release, ADSM supported a new,
        faster restore. Without the appropriate options, a
        list of files was transmitted to the client, which
        analyzed them to decide WHAT to restore. With the
        proper options, that process is bypassed, and the
        restore begins immediately. I took a brief look at the
        online ADSM documentation, but could not find the
        section that explined how to ensure you got a "no
        query restore."

        Hope this helps, and that someone can point you to "no
        query restore."

        --- Winfried Heilmann <Winfried.Heilmann AT INFRACOR DOT DE>
        wrote:
        > Hi,
        >
        > we have very long restore-times. Even if we restore
        > only some files (20) we
        > need about 20-30 min.
        >
        > Server: OS390,ADSM 3.1.2.14,RVA, DEC/UNIX-Client
        > 3.1.0.5
        >
        > Collocation is active
        >
        > Does anybody have the same experience?. Is this a
        > Bug?
        >
        > Regards
        > winfried
        >

        ===
        -
        Dan Kronstadt
        Sunland, CA, USA

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