Are you selecting view active/inactive files on the GUI,
or using -inactive on the command line?

On Wednesday, November 24, 1999 11:04 AM, Walter, Jeannine
[SMTP:Jeannine_Walter AT PURINA-MILLS DOT COM] wrote:
> Hello,
> I am having a problem that I hope someone out there can help with.  Our
> training machine was recently used for Y2K testing.  Unfortunately no one
> told me about the date change.  So this machine was backed up with a year 00
> date while it still had Nov 99 data on it.  Here's the problem.  I need to
> retrieve a file from Nov 22, 1999.  Unfortunately it was written over during
> testing.  When I pull up a restore window, I see the file with the Jan 00
> date but I can't restore the file from any other date.  My management class
> looks like this:
> Policy Domain Name      RISC
> Policy Set Name STANDARD
> Mgmt Class Name BACKUP-GENERIC
> Copy Group Name STANDARD
> Versions Data Exists    5
> Versions Data Deleted   5
>  Retain Extra Versions  90
>  Retain Only Version    90
>  So what has happened?  I haven't exceeded the 90 days.  Why don't I have
> the last 5 versions of this file?
> Thanks.
>
> Regards,
> Jeannine Walter
>
> Purina Mills, Inc.
> St. Louis, MO
> 314-768-4181
> Jeannine_Walter AT Purina-Mills DOT com <mailto:Jeannine_Walter AT 
> Purina-Mills DOT com>