Doug --

I've tried searching active and inactive in the GUI, it made no difference.

-- Jeff
Doug Thorneycroft wrote:
Doug Thorneycroft wrote:

> Are you searching for active and inactive files?
> Either use -inactive in your command line, or select
> display active/inactive files in the GUI
>
> Jeffrey Fulmer wrote:
> >
> > Hi --
> >
> > A file was created on 3-8-99.  It was modified on 3-10-99 and again on
> > 3-12-99.  Backups occur nightly at 22:00.  Inventory expiration runs on
> > Sundays.  On Monday 3-15-99 the file was modified and damaged before the
> > daily backup.  I tried to recovery the file with a 3-13-99 point in time
> > reference and I can't locate the file on tape.  I performed a find with
> > a "backed up before 3-15-99" parameter and I cannot locate the file.
> > There are no errors logged on this file.  My backups have been running
> > flawlessly.  Every other file in the directory is on the tape.  The
> > problem is that only the file that was damaged, the file that I need to
> > recover, does not appear on tape until AFTER if was damaged.
> >
> > Can anyone offer any insight on this?
> >
> > Jeff