Listing all restored files – HP NonStop G-Series User Manual
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Backing Up and Restoring Disk Information
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Using Run Options in a Restore Command
Listing All Restored Files
Restore lists files in the same format Backup does, and both normally list only those
files for which errors or warnings are generated. You can, however, get a listing of all
the files restored to disk by including the LISTALL option in your Restore command.
For example, this command restores all the files in the subvolume MAIZE on disk
volume $CORN and sends a list of all files restored to the OUT file $CORN.MEAL:
Listing Files Without Restoring Them
To get a list of files on a single backup tape without actually restoring the files, use the
LISTONLY option:
Restore sends the listing to the file LIST. The NOUNLOAD option keeps your tape
online and ready to begin a restore operation after the listing is finished.
PARTONLY
Restores only partitions that are specified in the file-set list
REBUILD
In a set of tapes, restores the latest version of each file that was
on the first back up tape
REMOTEIOSIZE
Specifies the maximum size of each data block transfered
between systems
SCRATCHVOL
Selects an alternate disk volume for temporary files that
Restore creates during a file conversion (DP1 or DP2)
SQLCATALOGS
Specifies whether SQL catalogs are to be restored
SQLCOMPILE
Specifies whether an SQL object program is automatically
recompiled during a restore
SQLTAPEPARTARRAY
Makes Restore update all target object partitions with the
partition array from the tape
START
Selects the point in a file-set list where the restore is to begin
TAPEDATE
Gives a restored file the same modicification date as the file on
the tape
TURNOFFAUDIT
Restores files that were audited by TMF and restores audited
files as nonaudited files
VERIFYTAPE
Verifies the volume label, file label, and data records without
actually restoring any files (used with LISTONLY)
VERIFY
Verifies the restored data
VOL
Specifies the destination volume for restored files
10> RESTORE / OUT $CORN.MEAL / $TAPE, & $CORN.MAIZE.*, LISTALL
10> RESTORE /OUT LIST/ $TAPE1, *.*.*, LISTONLY, NOUNLOAD
Table 11-3. Restore Command Options (page 2 of 2)
Option
Function