Distributed Name Service (DNS) Management Operations Manual

RESTORE GROUP
The DNSCOM Commands
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RESTORE GROUP The RESTORE GROUP command is used to delete a locally owned copy of groups that
has been created by the COPY GROUP command.
RESTORE { [ GROUP ] group [ ON \ system-1 ] } [ at-part ]
{ GROUP * [ ON \ system-1 ] [ IN group ] }
where at-part is:
AT { \ system-2 | name manager }
GROUP
may be omitted if group is unique in the command name manager’s database, or
if ON system is specified.
group
is the name of a group to be restored.
\ system-1
is a Guardian 90 system name. This is specified if you only want to restore names
at a particular node.
GROUP *
means all groups in the command name manager’s database (or within some other
specified group) are to be restored.
IN group
is the name of a parent group containing the group that is to be restored.
{ \ system-2 | name manager }
indicates a system or name manager to where the command is to be directed. If
omitted, the current name manager is assumed.
\ system-2 is a Guardian 90 system name. It designates a node other than the
current system for processing the command. name manager designates a
configuration other than the current one.
Examples
RESTORE GROUP *
RESTORE KNOXVILLE AT \NEWYORK
Consideration
See the considerations listed under the RESTORE * command.