Hello,
If you are talking about mmrecov and DR for Networker, empty indexes are 
created at the end of mmrecov, this is to speed up recovery of networker 
server ( so that it's ready to do backup), if you need the indexes for 
client ( for file level recover)  you still have to do nsrck -L7.
Note: You can still do recovery with SSID at the end of mmrecov.
Any way the process is documented in Networker Dr Guide.
HTH



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[Networker] are indexes skipped during backup of networker server






Is it true that a flat file backup of the networker server will 
automatically skip the client indexes? 
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How is this accomplished - is it through a directive that is applied 
automatically?
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Has this always been the case with Networker in both a Unix and Windows 
environment?
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I wanted to restore the whole indexes folder to a disk and when I did this 
the indexes were all empty although the folder structure was intact. I am 
aware that i can restore indexes using nsrck -L7 but this was not how I 
wanted to restore the networker server OS.
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Thanks.
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