Well actually if you would do something like...


     nohup restore /filesys2/* -subdir=yes -replace=yes -pass=blah &
     nohup restore /filesys3/* -subdir=yes -replace=yes -pass=blah &
     ...
     nohup restore /filesysn/* -subdir=yes -replace=yes -pass=blah &

     you could reduce your restore time IF the data doesn't all reside on
     the same tape (also depends on your network, client processor, yada,
     yada, yada...)

     Dwight


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Subject: restoring multiple filespaces
Author:  sunilg (sunilg AT TBC.CO DOT UK) at unix,mime
Date:    4/29/99 6:28 AM


Hi Guys,
I'd like to do a full restore using the command line rather than the GUI.
i.e.  all filespaces on a system need to be restored.

The following command is what I would enter to restore a specific filespace

dsmc> REST -SUBDIR=Y -REPLACE=ALL {FILESPACENAME}/y2k/*
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Is there any way to specify that all filespaces are required to be restored?

Many thanks
Sunil