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to display the archived files, analog ba for backup)
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to retrieve the archived files, "pi" means "pick", you can select the individual files from a list.
dsmc q ar "/dir/tsm/location/file".
This is similar to "restore" for backup files instead of "retrieve" for archive files.
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to display the archived files, analog ba for backup)
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