Ron - also ff
1 at a time to find a good file. some pgms put an extra eof or eot
depending on pgm used. Just a thought.
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It might be a tape
problem, but I think it is unusual for a tape to be this
hosed without errors
being generated when the backup was created. If it is
known that a
backup was created without errors on this tape, and the tape
has not been
mishandled since then, then my first question would be: At what
density was
the tape created, and are you reading from the tape at
that
density?
When you finally get to the point that you can locate
the "files" on the
tape, then other questions come up, such as:
Was
the tape actually written in tar format?
Are additional parameters required,
such as blocksize, etc.?
> -----Original Message-----
>
>
Thanks for the response. I did locate the "mt" command and tried to
>
advance to tape to the 5 file count and I received Input/Output errors
>
anf the operation stopped. I guess the tape is shot and I will have to
>
recreate the datafile and tablespace.
> Thanks to all.
> Ron
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