Re: Restoring logical logs

Valery Fouques wrote: > Hi, > I currently backup my logical logs as they fill with ontape -a. > I save them to a filesystem, so I have hundreds of little files > containing > the logical logs. > I've made some experiences, and it seems like when I restore the logical > logs, > I have to uncompress/move my saved files one by one when ontape asks me > if I want to restore > logical log tapes. > So, is there some sort of kick-ass program that could append a logical > log > backup to another ??? Well, since no one has replied, I guess there isn't. Since each tape will start with a header, it isn't as easy as it sounds. It's probably easier to write a driver to run ontape for you, and do the uncompress/move for you. Or better yet, why not use ontape -c? June -- june_t@hotmail.com Lost in the wilds of Palo Alto, living on Peanut M&M's