Depending on how big a pain it would be to re-setup, I'd be tempted to
just turn quotas off until the restore is done.


Troy Frank
Network Services
University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation
608.829.5384

>>> Peter_Hadikin AT BCIT DOT CA 1/12/2005 1:39:53 PM >>>
Anybody out there have a way of getting around user disk space quotas
when doing volume restores (TSA 330 errors)? If you have files that
were compressed then the restores often cause these quotas to be
exceeded. Is the only method to manually check the users quotas as the
restores are running?

Any info would be most appreciated,
Peter

Peter Hadikin
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