Re: RSTDLO

[Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>]

The folder and or contenets are not damaged possibly, have you ever ran a
rcldlo??

On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 11:31 AM, David Charmatz
<dcharmatz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> We completed a DR test in December and had a strange occurrence come up
> when restoring the DLO.  Just as a quick background, we performed an option
> 21 restore, the restored data from our last nightly backup.
>
> On our first attempt to restore DLO, we forgot to set the allow object
> differences option to *ALL so we only achieved a partial restore.  To save
> time, instead of re-running the RSTDLO with ALLWOBJD *ALL, we decided to
> just restore a specific folder with ALLWOBJD *ALL.  The restore completed
> successfully but in reviewing the documents in the folder, approximately
> half had been restored/overwritten.  Thinking this was strange, we decided
> to restore the same folder to a newly created folder.  The restore completed
> successfully again but this time the new folder contained the other half of
> objects not restored to the original.  Thoroughly confused, I went ahead a
> created another new folder and attempted the restore again but that time
> nothing at all restored.
>
> Any thought/ideas on why this would happen would be appreciated.
>
> TIA,
>
> David
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