The path you want to retrieve begins with /ora02/..., but in your RETRIEVE
command you are specifying /newriver/ora02/... is the latter the
destination? If so, then you need to reverse the source and destination in
your command. In other words, it appears you are doing this:

   retrieve -fromnode=x destination source

instead of this:

   retrieve -fromnode=x source destination

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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It's probably a syntax issue, so I'm trolling for suggestions. Fromnode
is AIX 4.3.3 w/TSM 4.2.2, tonode is AIX 5.1 w/TSM 5.1.6

Here's the set access query from the FROM node:

tsm> q access
Type     Node        User        Path
----     ----------------------------
Archive  CATAWBA     *           *
Archive  CATAWBA     *           /ora02/oradata/prd1/*

We're trying to get the file temp01.dbf from the above path.
# ls -al /ora02/oradata/prd1/*
-rw-r-----   1 oracle   dba      262148096 Jul 08 08:32
/ora02/oradata/prd1/temp01.dbf

Here's the syntax from the retrieve command on Catawba and accompanying
msgs:

tsm> retrieve -fromnode=newriver newriver/ora02/oradata/prd1/temp01.dbf
/ora02/oradata/prd1/temp01.dbf
Retrieve function invoked.

ANS1302E No objects on server match query

So, where are we going wrong?

Thanks!



Jim Kirkman
AIS - Systems
UNC-Chapel Hill
966-5884