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Restoring deleted folder

Subject: Restoring deleted folder
From: Steve Jones <sjones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 14:50:11 -0400
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We are trying to restore a folder that somehow got deleted on our I-Series. If I do a wrklnk I can navigate down to where the folder used to reside /QAWELD/NeedsRestored as example. We do a SAVDLO DLO(*ALL)to tape. What command should I use to restore the folder & everything in it? We don't do many restores of this type of data & I am confused on which command to use.

TIA
Steve Jons

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