It was when I saw the message in the monitor come up claiming to read ....
of 30 GB hat I became concerned since it implied that it might restore the
entire 30 GB. On top of that once you enter the information in the window,
you cannot go back and double check, since once you leave the window where
you enter the path and file name, the information disappears when you open
the window a second time.
James G. Rohrich, Sr.
25 E. Algonquin Rd.
UOP LLC
Des Plaines, Illinois 60017
847-391-3958
> -----Original Message-----
> From: George Sinclair [SMTP:George.Sinclair AT noaa DOT gov]
> Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 12:25 PM
> To: Legato NetWorker discussion; Rohrich James
> Subject: Re: [Networker] selective save set restore.
>
> My experience with this in the past is that it does recover just the
> affected files, but it insists on wanting to continue to read through
> the remainder of the saveset information on the tape. So, you may be
> done long before it says you are.
> You can run a series of piped commands from the command line to
> circumnavigate this problem. I don't recall all the commands, but I
> remember once being faced with a situation where I had to recover every
> instance of a specific file, with each instance being beyond the browse
> policy. I had to use the command line to do this.
>
> George
>
> "Rohrich, James" wrote:
> >
> > On version 6.1.1 has anyone used the GUI saveset restore successfully
> for
> > only one or two files or a directory when the particular data has fallen
> off
> > of the browseable index but is still within the retention period. I know
> > that you have to enter the full path and file name for each one you want
> to
> > restore. After entering that information in the appropriate screen, when
> you
> > go back and look at it the data is no longer there. A couple attempts
> were
> > made to start a job for this type of restore, but it appears it wants to
> > restore the entire save set instead of only the desired information.
> >
> > The backup server is 6.1.1 on a Unix server. The client is an NT server
> > running 5.5.1. The saveset restores have been tried from an NT PC given
> the
> > necessary rights with the 6.1.1 client installed.
> >
> > James G. Rohrich, Sr.
> > 25 E. Algonquin Rd.
> > UOP LLC
> > Des Plaines, Illinois 60017
> > 847-391-3958
> >
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