"Landwehr, Jerome" <jlandweh AT harris DOT com> wrote on 04/10/2008 10:23:01 AM:

> savegrp -O. That's how we do it if the environment is large enough.

I have 70+ clients.

> As long as you have the index somplace, there's no scanner commands at
> all, just nsrck -L7

I guess I'm misunderstanding ... I keep the bootstrap tape for all EOMs, 
of course, but not every week of my retention period (we use a 2 month 
browse/retention). How does "nsrck -L7" fit into this? If I have to 
restore a file from 6 months ago (i.e., beyond my retention period), don't 
I have to "scanner -m" the tape (if the index is on the tape)? Or are you 
saying that I would put in the bootstrap from 6 months ago, and do a 
"nsrck -L7" (which would look for the bootstrap tape from 6 months, and 
re-read it)?

And *then* I would do my restore?


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