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TAR command , listing backed up files
I've backed up several files to tape using tar, and wish to list those that have backed up.
% tar cvf /dev/rmt/2un /s_1/oradata/pgpub/config.ora a /s_1/oradata/pgpub/config.ora 2 tape blocks But when I go to list the files: % tar tvf /dev/rmt/2un tar: tape read error What am I doing wrong? How can I verify that it was backed up? Thank you! |
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