Jeff, you can specify the log location with the -L option of bprestore, or 
select from when prompted from the 'bp' interface.  If using xbp, you can
specify the location of the restore log from the 'monitor progress window'

Note that with -L, the log has to pre-exist to log the actions so use the
touch command to create or always log restores to the same file (you'll have
to 'touch' it for the first restore).

Hal

"Jeff Kennedy asserts: "
=] 
=] I just noticed that all of my restore logs are located under the root
=] directory (Solaris 7).  Is this configurable?
=] 
=] I want to keep the logs, so deleting them is not the answer I'm looking
=] for...)
=] 
=] Thanks.
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=] =====================
=] Jeff Kennedy
=] Unix Administrator
=] AMCC
=] jlkennedy AT amcc DOT com
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