Users Guide

> ASMCLI -restore -volume=F:\ -useLatest
• Restore all of the volumes in place from the oldest backup document created for the Exchange mailbox database named
MyMailboxDatabase:
> ASMCLI -restore ‑component="MyMailboxDatabase" -useEarliest
ASMCLI -selectiveRestore
Specify the ‑selectiveRestore subcommand to restore one or more selected components from a backup document. This operation is
supported for SQL Server databases and Hyper‑V virtual machines.
Use optional parameters to restore multiple volumes and control the selection of volumes, and the version of Smart Copy.
On a cluster, this command fails if:
• The target is the cluster quorum disk
• The target is a physical disk resource that has not been placed in maintenance mode
• The target is a physical disk resource that is not owned by this node
Command Syntax
ASMCLI -selectiveRestore
[{-document="path"|
-volume={"drive_letter" | "mount_point"}|
-component="component_name" |
-collection="collection_name"|
-writer="writer_name" |
-objectID="identifier"}]
-selections="Component{objectID};..."
[{-useLatest| -useEarliest}]
[-email | -noemail]
[-retry=n]
[-applylogs]
For a description of these parameters, see Command Parameters.
NOTE:
You can get the object ID for any supported component, volume, and collection by executing the –list
command with the –components, ‑volume, ‑collections, and –showObjectID options.
Examples
• Restore the specified components (SQL Server DB1 and DB3) from backup document 6666‑7777‑888.bcd:
> ASMCLI -selectiverestore -document="C:\BackupDocs\Shadows\
PSV{11111111‑2222‑3333‑4444‑555555555555}\6666‑7777‑888.bcd" -
selections="Component{mysqlserver_DB1}; Component{mysqlserver_DB3}"
• Restore the Hyper‑V virtual machine with object ID Component{2F27806B‑9BBB‑4194‑A61E‑59D14831483F} from backup
document 6666‑7777‑888.bcd:
> ASMCLI -selectiverestore -document="C:\BackupDocs\Shadows\
PSV{11111111‑2222‑3333‑4444‑555555555555}\6666‑7777‑888.bcd" -
selections="Component{2F27806B‑9BBB‑4194‑A61E‑59D14831483F}"
ASMCLI -shutdownsystray
By default, ASM/ME displays warning icons in the Taskbar Notification area. Each warning icon is associated with a pop‑up message
describing an ASM/ME event, such as a failed Checksum Verification operation. See Alerts and Event Notification for more information.
Example
Stop event notification and remove any current event warning icons:
> ASMCLI –shutdownsystray
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Using the Command Line Interface