3.3
Table Of Contents
- Avid iNEWS Administration Guide
- Contents
- Using This Guide
- 1 - Introduction
- 2 - Connect Services
- 3 - Database Security
- 4 - Database Management
- 5 - Backing Up the iNEWS System
- 6 - Disconnects
- 7 - Troubleshooting
- A - Command References
- Programs Invoked by iNEWS
- Commands Used by Avid Personnel Only
- Linux Commands Used in iNEWS
- Console Control Commands
- Console Server Commands
- broadcast
- configure
- connect
- ctraits
- dbclean
- dbclose
- dbdev
- dbdump
- dbfree
- dblines
- dboriginal
- dbpurge (Superuser conditional)
- dbrestore
- dbserver
- dbsort
- dbtraits
- dbvisit
- dictionary
- diskclear (Superuser only)
- diskcopy
- doc
- ed
- enter
- force (Superuser only)
- grpcheck
- gtraits (Superuser only)
- help
- hogs
- idiff
- list
- list B
- list C
- list c
- list d
- list g
- list p
- list q
- list s
- list sq
- list u
- logout
- makemontab
- makeshift (Super user only)
- maketab (Superuser only)
- msgclean
- offline
- online
- otod
- reconnect
- remove
- rename (Superuser only)
- reorder
- restart
- searchtape
- send
- shutdown
- sitedump (Superuser only)
- siterestore (Superuser only)
- startup
- status
- stop
- su
- unbusy
- utraits (Super user only)
- version
- wholockedit
- Job List Commands
- Dialog Commands
- B - System Files
- C - Standard Dictionaries
- Using Dictionaries to Define Messages and Commands
- Customizing Dictionaries
- Utility Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/messages)
- DBServer Program Messages
- Disconnect Program Messages
- Category and Keyword Check Program Messages
- Keyboard Check Program Messages
- Keyboard Check Program Messages for Macros
- Grpcheck Messages
- Wire Program Messages
- Mail Server Messages
- Validation (Action) Server
- Seek Server Messages
- Last Login Messages
- Print Server Messages
- dbtraits Messages
- Save Error (Workstation) Messages
- Queues Dictionary (/site/dict/queues)
- Words Dictionary (/site/dict/words)
- Keyboard Macros Dictionary (/site/dict/keymacros)
- Case-shifting Dictionary (/site/dict/shift)
- MCS Dictionary (/site/dict/mcs)
- Job List Command Dictionary (/site/dict/joblist)
- D Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/dmessages)
- S Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/smessages)
- D - Environment Variables
- E - Managing Traits at the Console
- F - The Line Editor, ed
- Index
5 Backing Up the iNEWS System
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Information similar to the following appears:
Listing tape contents only!
Type Stories Name
Dir
Que DEAD
Dir SYSTEM
Dir SYSTEM.KEYBOARDS
...
Que 3 TEST.SMITH
3630 stories listed
Each line in the list consists of three columns and identifies a directory or a queue that has
been saved to the tape:
• The Type column indicates whether the line lists information about a directory or a
queue. Directories are identified by Dir and queues by Que.
• The Stories column is used only in lines beginning with Que and identifies how many
stories are in that queue. Use this number as a guide to how much space you need to
restore the queue. If there is no number, the queue is empty. (The queue is empty
because either no stories existed in the queue or the queue’s skip flag was enabled.)
The Name column identifies the directory or queue by name.
If you attempt to restore a queue with no stories, you see the following message:
no stories restored
Listing Items Dumped on a Particular Date
To list items dumped on a particular date:
1. Use the following format of dbrestore:
dbrestore td -d <date>
2. Enter the date in YYMMDD (year, month, day) or YYYYMMDD format.
Begin single-digit months and days with a zero, such as 04 for April. Also check for
items dumped to tape during a month by using the year and the month (YYMM).