If you responded yes to the question on searching specific directories, CA VM:Backup displays the Select Directories from Which to Restore Files screen.
B DSNEBC1 Select Directories from Which to Restore VM:Backup --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Type S next to each directory you want to search for files. Then Press PF9. Req Directory Name ( Indent level: 0 ) '/' 'meeting_notes' 'sales_goals' '1st_Quarter' '2nd_Quarter' '3rd_Quarter' '4th_Quarter' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PF: 1 Help 2 ... 3 End 4 Return 5 Left 6 Right PF: 7 Backward 8 Forward 9 Submit 10 Seename 11 Print 12 Cursor ===>
The Directory Name column contains directory names. If the data was backed up from the root directory, a slash appears in column one. If the data was backed up from a subdirectory, the name is indented according to the position the subdirectory occupies in the directory tree (three characters for each subdirectory level). If a directory name is not visible on the screen due to indentation, CA VM:Backup displays the string, ==>, on the right side of the line to indicate that output exists on that line.
To select the directories you want CA VM:Backup to search, type S in the Req column next to each directory you want to restore files from. You can type S next to more than one entry. When you have made your selections, press PF9 (Submit) to submit the request.
CA VM:Backup searches only the selected directories for files that meet your selection criteria, then creates a restore selection list on the file selection screen. Proceed to the next section, Selecting BFS Files to Restore.
The following list shows where to look for more information about the Select Directories From Which To Restore Files screen:
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