Wanda,
        LONGSHOT ...

You say you audit vol all your onsite tapes.
Maybe its not a problem with the tapes but a DB glitch???

          ,,, joe.f.

On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, Mark Stapleton wrote:

> On Mon, 12 Nov 2001 09:53:51 +0100, it was written:
> >RESTORE VOLUME did not fix anything here. We are back at those
> >
> >ANR9999D ssrecons.c(2342): Actual:   Magic=1C9F3202,
> >SrvId=-61862846, SegGroupId=3512872581838733325,
> >SeqNum=805461472, converted=T.
> >
> >Messages. It seems that the data already were damaged when the BACKUP
> >STORAGEPOOL command run.
> >I am wondering now in two ways :
> >
> >2. What should we do next ? Do we have other possibilites than to do a DELETE
> >VOLUME xxx DISCARDDATA=YES ?
>
> It's not that bad a deal to delete a volume. When the clients do their
> first backup after the volume deletion, they will just back up the
> missing files again. Your biggest window of vulnerability will be a
> few hours.
>
> --
> Mark Stapleton (stapleton AT berbee DOT com)
>