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Catalouge.. what do you mean by that? I had done a &quot;recover index&quot; on it which finished and I also see an index file from when this backup was created. The recovery index didn't show anything special, but the index that was written to disk has the files I need! Is there a way that I can do a file by file traversal of the backup to see what is in there? Maybe a third party program? We used a File by File restore when we created it, meaning they are in there.. I just need to get at them!<br />
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-JV
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Catalouge.. what do you mean by that? I had done a "recover index" on it which finished and I also see an index file from when this backup was created. The recovery index didn't show anything special, but the index that was written to disk has the files I need! Is there a way that I can do a file by file traversal of the backup to see what is in there? Maybe a third party program? We used a File by File restore when we created it, meaning they are in there.. I just need to get at them!

-JV

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Hi,<br />
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We had a backup go wrong here and I was wondering if there was a way to still retrieve the data stored on the tape. The Tape stopped before finishing, but now we're needing the files that were recorded to it as our main volume went down for one of our departments.<br />
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any help is most appriciated!<br />
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_JV
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Hi,

We had a backup go wrong here and I was wondering if there was a way to still retrieve the data stored on the tape. The Tape stopped before finishing, but now we're needing the files that were recorded to it as our main volume went down for one of our departments.

any help is most appriciated!

_JV

Needing to retrieve data from un indexed backup

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