TMF Operations and Recovery Guide (G06.24+)

Recovery Methods
HP NonStop TMF Operations and Recovery Guide—522417-002
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RECOVER FILES Command Specification
MAP NAME[S] {old-fileset-list TO new-fileset}
{(old-fileset-list TO new-fileset
[,old-fileset-list TO new-fleset]...)}
allows files to be recovered to different volumes, subvolumes, and file IDs than the
ones from which they were dumped. The new (target) files, however, must be
located on the same node (system) and same instance of TMF as the old (source)
files.
When you select the MAP NAMES option, TMF also always uses the
FROMARCHIVE option, even if you do not explicitly select it.
old-fileset-list identifies the source files in the online dump disk or tape,
and can specify one or more file-sets, in the following format:
file-set
(file-set [, file-set]...)
new-fileset identifies the target file names to which the files will be recovered,
and can specify only one file-set in this format:
file-set
In both old-fileset-list and new-fileset, enter file-set in the
standard format for this variable defined in the TMF Reference Manual and
repeated here:
[[volume.]subvolume.]file-id
In file-set, file names are expanded to default volume names and subvolume
names. Notice, however, that qualified file names cannot specify node (system)
names or node numbers.
In file-set, you can specify both physical volumes and SMF disk volumes.
By using the MAP NAMES option, you can specify file-set as a file-name
pattern, allowing file-set to implicitly refer to multiple files. If you specify more
than one renaming pattern in this option and there is a conflict, TMF uses the first
applicable pattern. Within the context of MAP NAMES, the following syntax
restrictions apply:
The MAP NAMES option does not permit a NOT file-set construct. That is,
you cannot use the MAP NAMES option to identify files to be excluded from
recovery to a target volume.
Note. If you specify the MAP NAMES option, you cannot use the RECOVERVDPPHASE1
option.