TMF Reference Manual (G06.24+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-002
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RECOVER FILES
10:57 30DEC03 195,00,012 NonStop TMF on \:PLUTO *0165* RECOVER FILES [5] TMP
Process FileRecovMgmt: Files Recovered: 1; Files Not
Recovered: 0.
10:57 30DEC03 195,00,012 NonStop TMF on \:PLUTO *0156* RECOVER FILES [5] TMP
Process: End operation.
TMF 72>
The next RECOVER FILES command initiates the recovery process interactively at a
terminal. A moment later the BREAK key is pressed, terminating the display. The file
recovery operation continues, but events are no longer reported at the terminal. (The
operator can use the DISPLAY OPERATION command later to display the events for
the operation.)
TMF 72> RECOVER FILES $DATA02.TMF.*
Recover Files operation [14] begun.
Operation TimeStamp: 5-Jan-2002 10:17:45
*** Display of RECOVER FILES operation [14] terminated by break ***
~
In the next command, the NOWAIT option is specified; events are not reported at the
terminal, but are written instead to the file named EVENTS on the default volume and
subvolume. TMFCOM prompts at once for another command:
TMF 73> RECOVER /OUT EVENTS/ FILES $DATA02.TMF.*, NOWAIT
TMF 74>
You can check the status of the recovery operation by issuing a STATUS
OPERATIONS command.
The next RECOVER FILES command recovers all dump files belonging to the dump
identified by Serial Number 98:
TMF 74> RECOVER *.*.*, SERIAL 98
This RECOVER FILES command illustrates how to recover SMF files to a volume
other than the current physical location of the files:
TMF 75> RECOVER FILES $L1.*.*, TOPHYSVOL $D1, FROMARCHIVE
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The following RECOVER FILES command illustrates the recovery of all audited logical
(SMF) files located on the logical volumes $L1, $L2, $L3, and $L4, which reside on the
physical volume $P7:
TMF 76> RECOVER FILES ($L1.*.*, $L2.*.*, $L3.*.*, $L4.*.*), WHEREPHYSVOLIS $P7, &
>>>FROMARCHIVE
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The next RECOVER FILES command uses the TOMATPOSITION option to recover
the files on the $DATA04 volume to the rba 2001 in the Audit-Trail File AA000150:
TMF 77> RECOVER FILES $DATA04.*.*, TOMATPOSITION (150, 2001), &
>>>FROMARCHIVE
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