Re: Max number of Database files exceeded -- MIDRANGE-L

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Why not just create a second library for files, add it to the
library list the same way you do this library, and move half
the files there?

Or are you hard coding library names?

Regards,

Jim Langston

"Chuck M.Drye" wrote:

> New guy on the block.   I have a library with 75,000 + files in it.  This 
>exceeds the threshold of 55,500 maximum number of database files in a single 
>library restriction.  I cannot move the files or delete any as they are all 
>production files.  Does anyone have a method to save to tape in one save ?  
>How about restoring these files ?
>
>         Thanks for your help
>
>                         Chuck D.

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