dsmc restore c:\tsm\q1.doc -latest
Restore the most recent backup version of the c:\tsm\q1.doc file, even if the backup is inactive.
dsmc restore c:\tsm\* -pick -inactive
Display a list of active and inactive backup versions of files from which you can select versions to restore.
dsmc restore c:\tsm\storage\*.c
Restore all files with a file extension of .c from the c:\tsm\storage\ directory.
dsmc restore c:\tsm\storage\h1.doc
Restore the c:\tsm\storage\h1.doc file to its original directory.
dsmc restore c:\tsm\storage\h1.doc c:\tsm\new\h2.doc
Restore the c:\tsm\storage\h1.doc file under a new name and directory.
dsmc restore c:\* -subdir=yes -replace=all -tapeprompt=no
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