We were doing some tests with NDMP backups of a Netapp file server. In those 
tests we backed up a Netapp (CIFS) qtree.
Once we were sure the backup completed, we erased the directory containing the 
qtree (through a network CIFS machine).
Then we did a destructive recover of the qtree.
The recover of the data successfully completed but the Netapp qtree definitions 
have not been recovered.
The backup was created using the application data 
"DIRECT=y,UPDATE=Y,HIST=Y,EXTRACTACL=T".

Did any one see this behavior? Did we do something wrong? Should the qtree 
definitions be restored in a destructive recover?

Itzik

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