Bell, Charles (Chip) wrote:
> I know this has been a topic in the past, but I was curious if anyone
> recently has attempted a restore of a file or files that they knew HAD
> to be on the TSM server, but simply wouldn't show up with 'dsmc restore'
> via -pick, -ina, or -pit. Also I can't see the file in question with 'q
> backup' command. Someone want to run me through it one more time? I'm a
> bit puzzled/frazzled.  :-)  Thanks!
>

make sure you know where your symlinks are (unix)....

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> God bless you!!!
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> Chip Bell
> Network Engineer I
> IBM Tivoli Certified Deployment Professional (ITSM 5.2)
> Baptist Health System
> Birmingham, AL
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