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Copies a subset of a DBEnvironment to disk from tape
or from disk
files that were created using the SQLUtil STORE, STOREONLINE, STORE PARTIAL,
or STOREONLINE PARTIAL commands. Scope | |
SQLUtil Only SQLUtil Syntax - RESTORE PARTIAL | |
>> RESTORE PARTIAL [Position Option] DBEnvironment Name: DBEnvironmentName From File Name: StoreFileName Enter File to Restore or Carriage Return to Finish: SystemFileName Enter File to Restore or Carriage Return to Finish: Parameters | |
- PositionOption
indicates the position on the backup
device from which to begin the restore operation.
Valid only when the backup option has been set to OMNIBACK.
- DBEnvironmentName
is the name of the DBEnvironment to be restored.
The DBEnvironment name may be entered
either as an absolute pathname or as a pathname relative to
your current working directory.
- StoreFileName
is the name of the file or tape device where the stored DBEnvironment files
reside.
This filename may be either an absolute pathname or a
pathname relative to your current working directory.
- SystemFileName
is the physical name of the DBEFile to be restored.
You may enter a list of file names, one name per line, with a null line
to terminate the list.
Use the STOREINFO command to get the names of the files stored.
Description | |
This command allows you to restore all,
or a subset of, the DBEFiles previously
stored with the SQLUtil STORE, STOREONLINE, STORE PARTIAL
or STOREONLINE PARTIAL command.
DBEFiles must be restored individually, on a file by file basis; you
cannot specify a DBEFileSET name to be restored.
When using RESTORE PARTIAL, if a DBEFile with the same name already
exists
in the same directory,
use the PURGEFILE command to purge it before restoring it. When using RESTORE PARTIAL you must be in the same
directory
from which the DBEFiles were stored.
This is usually the
directory
containing the DBECon file and the SYSTEM DBEFileSet. The directory to which the files are being restored must have write
permission for hpdb.
This is accomplished by having the file permissions
of the directory where the DBEFiles will reside set to
mode 755, with hpdb as owner, and having a group id of bin.
The PositionOption is valid only when the backup option has been set
to OMNIBACK; otherwise, it is ignored. Refer to the OMNIBACK User's Guide
for the exact specification of a PositionOption.
Authorization | |
Anyone can execute the RESTORE PARTIAL command. Example | |
>> restore partial
DBEnvironmentName: PartsDBE
From File Name: /dev/rmt/0h
Enter File to Restore or Carriage Return to Finish: OrderDF1
Enter File to Restore or Carriage Return to Finish: OrderXF1
Enter File to Restore or Carriage Return to Finish:
DBEnvironment restored.
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