HP OpenView Storage Mirroring User Guide (360226-002, May 2004)

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Restore
Command RESTORE
Description Initiates the restoration process
Syntax
RESTORE <repset> FROM <target_machine> [ORIGINAL <original_source_machine> ]
[, OVERWRITE | NOOVERWRITE][, OVERWRITENEWER | NOOVERWRITENEWER]
[, USETARGETDB | NOUSETARGETDB][, RESTOREDBTOO | NORESTOREDBTOO]
[, CHECKSUM][, ORPHANS | NOORPHANS]
Options
 repset—Name of the replication set
 target_machine—Name of the target machine
 original_source_machine—Specifies that the replication set was not originated on the current
source machine
 OVERWRITE—Overwrites files on the source
 NOOVERWRITE—Does not overwrite files on the source
 OVERWRITENEWER—Overwrites files on the source even if the source file is newer than on the
target
 NOOVERWRITENEWER—Does not overwrite files on the source that are newer on the source than
on the target
 USETARGETDB—Uses the replication set from the target machine
 NOUSETARGETDB—Uses the replication set from the source machine
 RESTOREDBTOO—Restores the replication set from the target to the source
 NORESTOREDBTOO—Does not restore the replication set from the target to the source
 CHECKSUM—Performs a block checksum comparison and only restores those blocks that are
different
 ORPHANS—Removes orphan files on the target
 NOORPHANS—Does not remove orphan files on the target
Examples
restore “Exchange Repset” from jersey, overwritenewer, usetargetdb
Notes  The default settings for this command are overwrite, overwritenewer, usetargetdb, restoredbtoo,
and noorphans.
 The source command is required before each use of the restore command.
 If a path begins with a non-alphabetic character or if the replication set name includes
non-alphanumeric characters, the path or name must be enclosed in quotation marks.
 If you are using the restore command with the DTCL interactive or batch client
(
dtcl -i or dtcl -f), the command requires the original source option. This option is not
required if you are using the Text Client.