Do you have a full catalog backup from before the image expired? You
could restore it to a temporary server, then run  bpimagelist -media -L
-backupid $image to find the media. That's a lot of work, but it beats
scanning 100 media to find 1.

-Jonathan

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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Reintroduce Expired Image

Here's the situation,

I have a user who needed a file restored. As I checked to pull up the
file I have found that image that has his file expired only 4 days ago.

Is it possible to A) Find out what image/tape it could possible be on
and B) Reintroduce or at least retreive data from it?

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