Hello again Ruud

I realised that this suggestion is totally misleading.
>> Try reading the whole output file and looking for when the object count
first exceeds the total count.
Sorry. This will give you the wrong timestamp.

What I do is to read the whole log (ie, the .anf file) looking for errors,
usually retry of some kind. If your symptoms are like ours, the object
count goes up but Backint is just retrying the same file again. So what I
should have said was 'Look for the first time the object count goes up but
the object name stays the same', but that isn't easy.

Anyway, you should always be able to find some error msgs which may
indicate the problem, but if not you'll at least get a timestamp so you can
look in the TSM log.

Richard Foster
Norsk Hydro asa

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