Yes.  I recommend you do a Query Content (stand back its a lotta data!!)
to disk or the following select command

select distinct node_name,copy_type,filespace_name from volumeusage
where volume_name='YOURVOLID' order by node_name

to cut down on the number of lines you may want to use only distinct and
node_name or if Ihave it wrong say distinct node_name,distinct
filespace_name and leave out the copy_type.

Or you may want more granularity by getting a list of all the files
but I can't find that one just now.

and THEN do a delete vol xxx discardd=yes

sad but try you have to delete the missing data before it will attempt to
back it up again.
                     .. joe.f.

Joseph A Faracchio,  Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley


On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, Alan Cheski wrote:

> We are running ADSM 3.1.2.0 on NT4 SP5. We have had a few tape problems and 
> have
> had to mark some tapes as destroyed. The tapes have files on them as seen 
> with q
> content. It appears that marking the tape as destroyed does not cause the 
> files
> to be backed up again (seems like a good feature to implement - mark a tape as
> destroyed then server contacts client and asks client to resend the files). We
> do not have storage pool copying set-up. So there is no copy of the bad tape.
> Has anyone found a way to ge these files backed up again without doing it
> selectively or running a full backup?
>
> Al Cheski
> Gulf Canada Resources
>