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NetBackup Commands

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For detailed troubleshooting information, create a directory named

install_path

\NetBackup\logs\bprestore

with write access.

bprestore

then creates an activity log file in this directory.

The following restrictions apply to

bprestore

• You can restore files and directories that you own and those owned by other

users if you have read access. You need write access to another user’s

directories and files to restore that user’s files to their original location.

• The operating system restricts the number of files and directories that you

can specify on a single

bprestore

command line. If this is a problem, use

the

-f

option to restore the files.

OPTIONS

-A | -B

Specifies whether to restore from archives (

-A

) or backups (

-B

). The

default is

-B

-K

Specifying this option causes

bprestore

to keep existing files

rather than writing over them when restoring files with the same

name. The default is to overwrite existing files.

Note: The

-l

-H

-y

options apply only when restoring UNIX files to a

UNIX system.

-l

-H

-y

Specifying

-l

renames the targets of UNIX links by using the

-R

rename_file option in the same way as when renaming files.

Specifying

-H

renames UNIX hard links by using the

-R

rename_file

option in the same way as when renaming files. Soft links are

unchanged.

Specifying

-y

renames UNIX soft links by using the

-R

rename_file

option in the same way as when renaming files. Hard links are

unchanged.

See Example 5 in the EXAMPLES section.

-r Specifying this option restores disk images instead of file systems.

-L progress_log

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