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Using the DSM/TC Software System

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Recovering a Subvolume

Recovering a Subvolume

There is a need later to recover a subvolume. The RECOVER DISKFILE command is
used.

MC>recover diskfile $Data1.subvol.*, tapefile friday_backup,

listall, tapedate

The tape file selected is shown as the following:

File Catalog \STORM.DEFAULT_CATALOG

Volume Catalog \STORM.DEFAULT_CATALOG

Pool Name BACKUP_OPEN

Tape File FRIDAY_BACKUP

Generation 1

Version 0

Physical Copy 1

Logical Copy 1

Time Archived 7 Jul 1993, 15:31:38

Tape File Mode FILEMODE BACKUP

Tape Name ( BKO001, BKO003 )

This tapefile was not backed up with the CATALOGFILES option.

No disk file information is available.

Do you want RESTORE to be started? (y/n) y

Starting RESTORE...

This EMS mount message is sent to the operator:

000601 $ZSVR *MC* 0005 MOUNT BKO001 DENSITY 6250 NO RING

Labeled RESTORE. Tape #1

After the tape is mounted, the following EMS message is output:

000648 $ZSVR 0005 VOLUME BKO001 MOUNTED

This EMS message is output for the open of BK001:

000638 $ZSVR STATUS 1504 - BKO001 TAPE OPENED ON $TAPE

This is output from the RESTORE program:

File Mode RESTORE Program - T9074D20 (01JUN93)

Copyright Tandem Computers Incorporated 1981-1993

*First tape* Tape #1, volume id: BKO001, drive: $TAPE.

PhysicalCopy: 1, LogicalCopy: 1, Gen: 1, Version: 0

FileID: FRIDAY_BACKUP

Labeled tape.

System: \STORM Operating System: D20 Tape Version: 3

Backup options: NO AUDITED, BLOCKSIZE 28, NO IGNORE, NO OPEN,
PARTONLY OFF, INDEXES IMPLICIT

Restore time: 7Jul93 17:36 Backup time: 7Jul93 15:31 Page:
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