Need to know which volumes you need to restore a file or directory. This really makes restores a lot faster especially when half of your tapepool is not in your library.
select volume_name,node_name,filespace_name,file_name from contents where node_name='nwsrv1' and filespace_name='NWSRV1\DATA:' and file_name='\users\jelliott\ofvgoarc\*'
select volume_name,node_name,filespace_name,file_name from contents where node_name='nwsrv1' and filespace_name='NWSRV1\DATA:' and file_name='\users\jelliott\ofvgoarc\*'
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