This is with TDP GUI on NT 4. Our Tivoli server sits on AIX 4.3.3. I've
tried active and inactive. I also tried to sort the list by clicking on the
list headers at the top and nothing happens. I've not tried the command
line, as I'm unsure of the syntax. That will be my next step.

Steve



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Steve,

Is this with the TDP for Domino GUI on Windows NT/2000?
...or is this with the command-line client "PICK" option
on another operating system?

Are you showing active and inactive?
Have you tried using the command-line client?

You really need to call IBM/Tivoli service to pursue this further.
We may need to get a trace to see what is happening.

Thanks,

Del

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Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
hoobler AT us.ibm DOT com



Steve Hicks <shicks AT KUB DOT ORG>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 02/26/2001 02:40:19 PM

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Anyone out there ever have any trouble with TDP for Domino losing restore
capabilities for DBs that start with a certain letter. Ours won't list any
past the letter "D". The way the scroll bar works, it doesn't show all DBs
in a single scroll, so it populates database names when you get to the
bottom of the list it provides (I guess this is meant to be a time saver),
but ours isn't populating. This happens on all folders that have a large
number of files in it.

Steve