Backup and Restore 2 Manual

BRCOM RESTORE Command
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Restore Objects
OSS RESTORE Object
oss-restore-object-spec
specifies the objects to be restored. It is one of these:
oss-restore-object
specifies the OSS objects to be restored. OSS object specifications for the
RESTORE command can be enclosed in quotes and can include escape
sequences. It is one of these:
{oss-restore-base }
{(oss-restore-base,[ {TARGET|TGT}oss-target-base )]}
oss-restore-base
is a valid OSS object name that specifies the set of OSS directories to be
restored. The files in the specified directory and its subdirectories are
backed up. Wild cards are permitted. The supported wild card characters
are ‘*’ and ‘?’. Each ‘?’ character matches exactly one valid SQL/MX object
identifier character. Specifying only ‘*’ is equivalent to specifying ‘/’. For
example:
restore $tape2, oss (/usr/l*), listall on;"
oss-target-base
is the parent directory for a restore job. If you do not specify a target
directory, the oss-restore-base is restored to its parent directory at the
time of the backup. Wild cards are not permitted on oss-target-base.
WHERE expression
allows exclusions from an oss-restore-object. You can exclude some
objects from the restore by specifying qualifying criteria such as user ID, time,
OSS { oss-restore-object }
{ (oss-restore-object [ , oss-restore-object ] ...) }
{ (oss-restore-object [ , oss-restore-object ] ... )
WHERE expression }
{ (oss-restore-object [ ,oss-restore-object ] ... )
WHERE expression [ ,(oss-restore-object
[ ,oss-restore-object ] ... ) WHERE expression ]... }
Note. Wild carding is supported only on systems running H06.05 or later H-series
RVUs.