I've never had to deal much with the client schedule log.

But, do the statements below (from dsmsched.log) mean that a file was marked to 
be expired, and that a subsequent EXPIRE INVENTORY on the TSM server would have 
removed the file?

01/19/2016 19:23:14 Expiring-->            5,898,240 
\\<nodename>\d$\<path>\<filename> [Sent]
.... Several log lines
01/19/2016 19:23:14 Retry #1 Expiring-->            5,898,240 
\\<nodename>\d$\<path>\<filename> [Sent]


We have a default policy with a 30 day deleted files setting, but the fellow 
that owns the file claims he deleted it yesterday.

He's trying to restore and doesn't see the file in the list of available for 
recovery.

Thanks...

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