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Who see jobs deleted from historial backup

Greg Diaz 
How could I view a backup that was deleted from Job history in Data Protector?

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    So you know on which tape and the tape has not been overwritten? I believe just importing catalog would not bring back the session messages. But if you do a full import then the session should be visible. If the tape is still in the IDB then you may need to export and re-import. If this does not answer the question then please explain the situation in more dertail.

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