Hi

I'm just using a Unix TSM client. I am going to use the -latest option. So
i understand it will restore the latest copy of a file no matter if its
active or not, but there may be older files on the file system in question.
So I don't really want to say 'skip all files that already exist', I really
want to say 'skip all files that already exist unless the copy in backup is
newer'. The reason for this is that the people who control the client
needing to be restored built the server from some old data they had on
another machine. All very messy.

So, can I tell TSM to restore all files unless it finds and 'older' version
in the dir in question?

Thanks

Farren


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