using bpduplicate you need to change the primary copy reference.

bpduplicate -backupid $BACKUPID -npc 2

-npc 2 means that the second copy (copy 2) will now be the new primary copy,
so all restore requests should go there.

I hope this helps,

David


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[mailto:veritas-bu-admin AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu]On Behalf Of Malinak,
Judy (GEIO)
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] restore question


Hello,

For a disaster recovery exercise, I have recovered our NetBackup databases
at an alternate site.  I now want to restore my data.  The restore obviously
calls for the original tape which I do not have.  I have duplicates with
different bar code #'s.  How do I resolve this?

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