Restore Statement

The restore statement is used to identify what to restore and to which location to restore it.

Format for Restoring Data

Format for Restoring Catalog

Where:

Note.

The Catalog can only be restored from TAPE. The Catalog cannot be restored from CATALOG.

Description

• NODE (nodename nodetype [ipaddress])

nodename	The name in the Catalog of the node to which the data will be restored.
nodetype	The operating system on the node. Valid entries are UNIX, WINNT, WIN95, NETWARE, and NDMP.
ipaddress	The TCP/IP address of the node to which the data will be restored.

• DISK (disk fstype)

Note.

DISK does not apply to UNIX operating systems.

disk	The disk to which the data will be restored. Example: C:.
fstype	The type of file system on the disk. Valid entries are NTFS, FAT, DOS, NETWARE, and RAW.

• SELECT (selection)

Includes or excludes specific files.

selection	The specific files to include or exclude. To include files, precede the files with I (for example, I "/home/."). To exclude files, precede the files with E (for example, E "/home/."). An asterisk can be used as a wildcard. Separate multiple selections with semi-colons. Selection strings must be enclosed in quotes.

• CATALOG

Used exclusively to restore the Catalog. The Catalog can only be restored from TAPE. The Catalog cannot be restored from CATALOG.

• NODE (nodename nodetype ipaddress) [DISK disk] PATH path
  
  Specifies the location to which the data will be restored. If this is omitted, DPX restores data to its original location.

nodename	The name of the node to which the data will be restored.
nodetype	The operating system on the node. Valid entries are UNIX, WINNT, WIN95, WIN31, and NETWARE.
ipaddress	The TCP/IP address of the node to which the data will be restored.
disk	The disk to which the data will be restored. DISK is not valid for UNIX.
path	The directory to which the data will be restored. The path specification must be enclosed in quotes. Example: "/tmp/restore/"

• CATALOG DATE (startdate enddate)

Limits the Catalog search to files that were backed up between specific dates.

startdate	The starting date for the Catalog search. The format for the date is mm/dd/yyyy.
enddate	The ending date for the Catalog search. The format for the date is mm/dd/yyyy.

• JOBNAME jobname

Limits the Catalog search to files that were backed up by a specific backup job definition.

jobname	The name of the backup job definition that backed up the file.

• JOBID jobid

Limits the Catalog search to files that were backed up by a specific instance of a backup job.

jobid	The number assigned to the job by DPX. Each time a job runs, DPX assigns a number to the job.

• TASKID taskid

Limits the Catalog search to files that were backed up by a specific SnapVault backup job task.

taskid	The number assigned to the task by DPX. Each time a task runs, DPX assigns a number to the task.

• DEVICECLUSTER devicecluster

devicecluster	The name of the device cluster from which DPX will select a device to restore.

• DEVICE devicename

devicename	The name of the specific device or devices to restore from.

• RDEVICE (d_evicefilename devicetype nodename nodetype ipaddress_)

The physical location of a device. Used with devices that have not been configured into DPX.

devicefilename	The OS specific name used to refer to the device. Example (on Solaris): /dev/rmt/0. Example (on Windows): \.\Tape0.
devicetype	The device type. Example: 4mm.
nodename	The name of a node to which the device is attached. This node must have been previously defined (via the Enterprise function). You can have multiple devices on a node, up to the limit the hardware will support.
nodetype	The operating system on the node. Valid entries are UNIX, WINNT, WIN95, and NETWARE.
ipaddress	The TCP/IP address of the node to which the device is attached.

• TAPE ({volser partition;}. . . )

Restores files from a specific tape or tapes. Separate multiple tape selections with semi-colons.

volser	The volume serial number of the tape that contains the files to restore.
partition	The partition on the tape that contains the files to restore. Specify 0 to indicate all partitions.