I see files by "q b -ina ..." but get answer "ANS1302E...r" when truing to restore

Kventin

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Help me please with my restore string.

By command:
dsmc q backup -ina \\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\ -subdir=yes
I obtain:
Node Name: hostname
Session established with server TSMSRV: Linux/x86_64
Server Version 6, Release 2, Level 2.30
Server date/time: 10/13/2014 19:42:51 Last access: 10/13/2014 19:41:59

Size Backup Date Mgmt Class A/I File
---- ----------- ---------- --- ----
622,053,376 B 03/30/2014 19:24:00 DEFAULT I \\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\filename.ac3
56,929,114,908 B 03/30/2014 19:24:20 DEFAULT I \\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\filename.m2t
444,325,440 B 03/30/2014 19:46:59 DEFAULT I \\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\filename.mp3


But when I type:
==========
dsmc res file -ina \\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\
==========


I get answer:
ANS1302E No objects on server match query

What wrong with my restore string?
 
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PREDATAR Control23

try

dsmc res "\\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\*" -ina
or
dsmc res "\\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\*" -ina -pick
 
PREDATAR Control23

try

dsmc res "\\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\*" -ina
or
dsmc res "\\hostname\1dirname\2dirname\3dirname\endDirname\*" -ina -pick


Unfortunately did not help...
Could it be because MgmtClass "DEFAULT" is not "Active" now?...
 
PREDATAR Control23

Try with SU=YES like you did in your Q backup. And you should not do -ina without options like -pick or -pitd, otherwise you may not end up with the version of the file you want.
 
PREDATAR Control23

Try with SU=YES like you did in your Q backup. And you should not do -ina without options like -pick or -pitd, otherwise you may not end up with the version of the file you want.

Yes!
"SU=YES" - this is what I needed.
Thank you!
 
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