Thank to :
Oisin McGuinness <oisin_at_sbcm.com>
Ron Bramblett <bramblet_at_fuller.com>
<LHERCAUD_at_bouyguestelecom.fr>
Kratunis, Anthony <akratunis_at_tiaa-cref.org>
Mohamed K. Ahmed" <mkahmed_at_vsc.teksystems.com>
Finally I did this:
vrestore -x -v -o none /r03/lep/prodc/rapport
That restore all files erased by error whitout touching the existing files (-o none) .
Some response I have:
I have try this one wihout success, I use tru64 40d.
Try vrestore -xv /lep/prodc/rapport/LPL031-*0059862 -D /(directory where you want the files put) otherwise they will restore right back on the old ones.
vrestore -i or -x will take longer to look for a few files than the whole fileset. With the x command you can
use wildcards where appropiate.
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vrestore -x `cat file-list`
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I wrote:
> I want to restore 702 files from a backup, I can't restore all the fileset but I didn't want to do a vrestore -i and add manually all files (du40d). With vrestore -i I can't add file to restore with a command like this " add *0059862 ", this comand can't use wildcard.
>
> I have a list of files to restore in a file.
>
> the format of the file is :
>
> /lep/prodc/rapport/LPL031-LP315R1485R1.txt:0059862
> /lep/prodc/rapport/LPL031-LP315R1487R1.txt:0059862
> ...
>
> What command can I do to restore these files.
>
> TIA
Received on Sat Oct 13 2001 - 20:40:09 NZDT