Try running "recover" from command line. Something like this: recover | tee > 
log file name

Then when the recover prompt comes up, you can enter the file name etc. and 
that will save the output to your log file.


Rich Bonfoey <Rich.Bonfoey AT THENEWSTRIBUNE DOT COM> wrote:
When I restore files for a client, is there a way to generate a log or file
that indicates what was recovered along with the date and time ? Sever is
running on Solaris

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

Richard Bonfoey
The News Tribune
Information Systems
Successfully Meeting the Business Needs of
The News Tribune through Information Technology

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