We recently discovered that a restarted restore won't necessarily inherit all 
of the command line options specified for the original restore. I don't know 
whether this is a bug or a feature for which I have not found the 
documentation. We started a large command line restore with "-quiet" and 
"-resourceutilization=10" options. The command started 10 concurrent sessions 
and did not list the names of files being restored. The command eventually 
failed because the destination file system filled up. This resulted in a 
restartable restore. The client system administrator added space to the file 
system and executed a "dsmc restart restore" command. The restarted restore 
only started one session and displayed a message for each file restored.

The client system was using 64 bit Windows 2008 and TSM 7.1.1.0 client code. 
The TSM server was using zSeries Linux and TSM 6.2.5.0 server code.

Thomas Denier
Thomas Jefferson University
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