Re: [ADSM-L] Why won't objects show up as expected for Restore?

Charles,
"... or a user with admin auth on the TSM server," That is the case.  We
have an account for TSM to run backups.  The TSM Admins have the same
admin authority as that account.

Richard, I had done a q fi with these results:
tsm> q fi
  #     Last Incr Date      Type    File Space Name
---     --------------      ----    ---------------
  1   00/00/0000 00:00:00   NTFS    \\TargetClient\c$
  2   00/00/0000 00:00:00   NTFS
\\TargetClient\c$\mountpoints\PolySrvFS01\sqldump

When I used FSID 1, I found all the objects.
When I used the full FSID 2, I found only the older objects.
When I used a partial FSID 2, up to just after the Polyserve filesystem
name, I found all the objects.
tsm> restore -pi -ina -su=y \\TargetClient\c$\MountPoints\PolySrvFS01\*

Also, I tried curly braces around the filesystem name.  I must have had
a syntax error though because I received, "ANS1081E Invalid search file
specification".  I didn't read before I tried it.  I got it to work
today.  But then again, it doesn't show yesterday morning's backups. (It
shows those done in December and then in the afternoon yesterday, Jan
4.)

These backups were done by different users; TSM, Admin B, and Admin A.
I think that even though they are all supposed to be identical in terms
of authority, it has something to do with that.

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