Landwehr, Jerome wrote:
> Well, generally there's two ways to do cloning. The first is as a save  
> group, you flip a flag to clone at group completion. The only other  
> option
> IMO is by listing the savesets into a file and using nsrclone commands.
> 
> The issue I've had with cloning is it inevitably fails at some point,  
> leaving you to cleanup the mess and try again!
> 
> HTH
> Jerry
> 
> On Oct 9, 2008, at 12:53 PM, "JesseGill" <networker-forum < at > 
> BACKUPCENTRAL.COM 
> 
> 


Jerry, if your clones inevitably fail then there's something else broken in 
your system.  We're running 7.3.3 in a Windows-only environment, and I've got 
eight clone jobs running from four VTL's to a single tape library every day.   
We might have something weird happen to a single clone job once every six 
months.  We've had SAN connectivity issues from time to time that would 
preclude a clone job from running, but once the connectivity is working 
correctly, the clones just flat work.  Can you elaborate on the issues you're 
encountering and your environment?

-brerrabbit

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