Ya know... I've been doing TSM for long enough that I should be able to
do this simple command, but I'm stumped...

        I have a filesystem with many, many subdirectories. What I want
to do is to restore all the "*.tar" files I can find in a certain
~subdirectory~

        For example, here is a directory structure:
        
/image_data50/2003/46/57491/05/image_data50-2003-46-57491-05.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57491/26/image_data50-2003-46-57491-26.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57492/05/image_data50-2003-46-57492-05.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57492/26/image_data50-2003-46-57492-26.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57493/05/image_data50-2003-46-57493-05.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57493/26/image_data50-2003-46-57493-26.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57494/05/image_data50-2003-46-57494-05.tar
/image_data50/2003/46/57494/26/image_data50-2003-46-57494-26.tar

        From this list, I only want the tar files in the "05"
subdirectory.

I can get this command to show me what is backed up:
         q backup /image_data50/*/05/*.tar -inactive=yes -subdir=yes

But when I change it to a restore command, I get this:
        tsm> restore '/image_data50/*/05/*.tar' -inactive=yes
-subdir=yes
        Restore function invoked.

        ANS1081E Invalid search file specification
'/image_data50/*/05/*.tar' entered

I've tried various combinations of quotations, * , ? and ...'s but to no
avail.

        Server version is 5.2.0.0 for AIX
        Client version is 5.1.5.5 for AIX.

Thanks,
Ben