Legato Networker ClientPak and Storage Node User's Guide

The NSRRECOV Program

To relocate files from one group to another, enter the following system variable during

the current CI session:

: SETVAR NSR_MPE_RECOV_GROUP "

You can also set this system variable from the POSIX shell:

$ export NSR_MPE_RECOV_GROUP="

To relocate files from one account to another, enter the following system variable

during the current CI session:

: SETVAR NSR_MPE_RECOV_ACCOUNT "

You can also set this system variable from the POSIX shell:

$ export NSR_MPE_RECOV_ACCOUNT="

Recovering Files to Local Groups or Accounts

You can recover files to your logon group or account with the

NSR_MPE_RECOV_LOCAL_ON system variable. This system variable is mutually

exclusive; it overrides the NSR_MPE_RECOV_CREATOR,

NSR_MPE_RECOV_GROUP, and NSR_MPE_RECOV_ACCOUNT system variables.

This system variable overrides the relocate command in the NSRRECOV program.

The default for the NSR_MPE_RECOV_LOCAL_ON system variable is off.

To change the destination of recovered files, enter the following system variable during

the current CI session:

: SETVAR NSR_MPE_RECOV_LOCAL_ON ""

You can also set this system variable from the POSIX shell:

$ export NSR_MPE_RECOV_LOCAL_ON=""

The NSRRECOV Program

You can start the NSRRECOV program from the MPE/iX Command Interpreter (CI) or

from the POSIX shell.

You can only recover files that you have previously backed up. You can start the

NSRRECOV program from any directory; however, if you start it from a directory that

has not been previously backed up by NetWorker, then NetWorker prompts you to

enter the name of the save set that you want to browse. The NSRRECOV program is

an interactive, browse recovery procedure.

During both an interactive and non-interactive recovery, if you try to recover a file,

directory. NetWorker prompts you with the options of discarding the recovered file,

overwriting the existing file with the recovered file, or renaming the recovered file.

You can turn the overwrite prompt off and set the NSRRECOV program to

consistently overwrite existing files or consistently not overwrite existing files. Setting

this system variable also turns on the parallelism attribute. The parallelism attribute

allows any one recovery session to be executed faster by having two or more recovery

subprocesses work concurrently.

To turn the prompts off and recover the files in parallel, enter the NSRRECOV

command, the regular NSRRECOV program parameters, and either -iY or -iN.