Hello,
I typically use GUI & relocate that has always worked, however, i do one 
ssid  ( file\folder etc) at a time, for you cmd line recover may work 
better, please go through the man page and adjust but here is the starter.
recover -a -S -d D:\restore -q
You may want to use -I ( input file) if that works better for you.
-d will relocate data locally to D:\restore or any mapped drive if you 
specify that.
you can use multiple -S to do more then one ssid restore, as long as -d is 
same location and there is no conflict with saveset name you are 
recovering.
However, to take this further each saveset could have it's own cmd line 
argument and recover them individually allowing you more flexibility.
You should not have to specify saveset name as ssid will cover that 
aspect.
HTH



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EMC NetWorker discussion <NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU> wrote on 
03/27/2008 09:32:38 AM:

> Hello,
> You can easily relocate data to any server other then where the data was 


> backed up from by using recover options, i.e relocate to D:\restore, 
this 
> can be accomplished in either saveset or file level via recover or 
> Networker user.
> Chose the client to recover from
> Chose the client to recover to ( This could be your SN or backup server 
or 
> any other compatible client, i,e windows to windows, windows to linux 
will 
> not work)
> Under netwoker user chose client options and "Relocate recover data to" 
> typically i use D:\restore.
> Hope that's what you were asking.

It isn't. :-) 

I have this:

mminfo -avot -q volume=891995 -r ssid,client,name
 ssid      client     name
1005228109 server1    D:\users\user10
988451398  server2    F:\users\user1
971674357  server2    F:\users\user2
954897145  server2    F:\users\user3
938120396  server2    F:\users\user4
921343351  server2    F:\term exec office employees\user5
904566160  server2    F:\term exec office employees\user6
887788970  server3    F:\users\user7
871011848  server4    H:\Users\user8
854234898  server4    H:\Users\user9
837457726  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user1.nsf
820680792  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user2.nsf
803903701  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user3.nsf
787127119  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user4.nsf
770350022  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user5.nsf
753573057  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user6.nsf
736795955  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user7.nsf
720018773  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user8.nsf
619355875  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user9.nsf
602578659  server5    E:\Lotus\Domino\Data\mail\user10.nsf

I want to restore all these savesets above to one location, and do it with 

one command.

I have used the GUI client to recover data, and re-direct to other 
locations. In this case, I do not want to start a recover of the info from 

client server1, redirect to elsewhere. Start another recover job, from 
client server2, to another location, etc. 

I want to recover everything on the tape volume listed above, to another 
location (i.e., to F:\Redirected-Folder on the backup server).

Hope that's clearer.

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