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Hi ,
If the restore would be a full stream, wouldn't the bpimagelist command give
you an idea?
Regards,
Jim Peppas
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Eric
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] How to determine the size of a restore
How can you determine the size of a restore if the restore includes 1 parent
folder with thousands of sub-directories and files within those
sub-directories? I would think that this would be possible somehow, but
Veritas Support states that there is no way to do it? Thanks!
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