Good Morning Everyone!



What does the number for "Physical Space Occupied" in the output of q occupancy 
represents?  Is it total compressed space? or non-compressed space? The help on 
the q occupancy was pretty vague...



"Physical Space Occupied (MB)

     The amount of physical space occupied by the file space. Physical space

     includes empty space within aggregate files, from which files may have

     been deleted or expired."



Let's says if I want to restore my entire node including Active and Inactive 
files through the TSM GUI.  When I hit the "Estimate" button in the GUI to get 
a total number of Bytes to restore, it actually represents a much higher number 
than the q occupancy's output.



Is the "Physical Space Occupied" due to client and drive side compression?



Any info would be appreciated.



Thanks







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