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Operating Systems AIX TSM backup and recovery problem Post 302190415 by shockneck on Tuesday 29th of April 2008 03:33:30 PM
Old 04-29-2008
IIRC TSM defaults to following the links and therefore archiving the file. Thus you get the file after recovery. You need to set ARCHSYMLINKASFILE=NO to archive (and retrieve) a link as link.
 

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LN(1)							      General Commands Manual							     LN(1)

NAME
ln, clone - create a link to a file SYNOPSIS
ln [-ifmrRvx] file [name] ln [-ifrRvx] file ... dir clone [-ifmvx] file [name] OPTIONS
-i Ask if ok to remove a file -f Remove existing links -m Merge trees, disable the into-a-directory trick -rR Recursively link a directory tree -v Display what ln is doing -x Do not cross device boundaries EXAMPLES
ln file newname # Make newname a synonym for file ln /usr/games/chess # Create a link called chess DESCRIPTION
A directory entry is created for name . The entry points to file . Henceforth, name and file can be used interchangeably. If name is not supplied, the last component of file is used as the link name. If more than one file is supplied or the name refers to an existing direc- tory, links will be created in that directory. An existing name will not be removed unless the -i or -f flag is specified. Clone is a convenient synonym for ln -fmr to create a so-called "link farm", a directory full of links to the original tree. SEE ALSO
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