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RESTORE
Recover
SAVEd
Files
RESTORE
source
TO
destination {options}
source
specifies
a
floppy
diskette
and
is
one
of
the
following:
d
where
d
is
a
drive specification
and
a
number
between
0-3.
filespec.d
where
fiiespec
is
a
standard
TRSDOS
file
specification
and
drive
is
a drive
number
between
and
3.
wildcard:
d
where
wildcard
is
a standard
TRSDOS
wildcard
and
drive
is
a
number
between
and
3.
destination
is
optional
and
is
one
of
the
following;
d
where
d'\$
a
drive specification
and
a
number between
0-7.
d
cannot
be
the
same
as source.
fiiespecd
where
fiiespec
is
a
standard
TRSDOS-II
file
and
da
drive specification.
If
IND
is
used,
d
is
optional.
{options}
is
one
or
more
of
the
following:
ABS
tells
TRSDOS-II
to
retrieve
the specified
file(s).
If
used,
an
already
existing
file
with
the
same name
will
be
written
over.
D1R
If
VOLUME
is
in
source
drive,
TRSDOS-II
will
display
the
DATASET
directory
and
identifier;
if
VOLUME
is
not
a source
drive,
TRSDOS-II
will
display only the
DATASET
identifier,
IND
(indirect)
tells
TRSDOS-II
to
use
the
contents
of
the
destination
file
as a
list
of
destination filespecs
that
meet
the
requirements
stated
above.
KILL
tells
TRSDOS-II
to
kill
the specified destination
file
before
it
is
opened
for
RESTOREing.
PROMPT
will
prompt
for
verification
of
each
file
for
RESTOREing.
Press
Y
(yes),
N
(no),
Q
(quit
restoring), or
S
(stop
prompt).
PRT
can
only
be used
with
the
DIR
option. Prints
the
DIRectory
listing
on
the
line
printer.
SYS
TRSDOS-II
will
retrieve
System and
data
files.
This
includes
System
(language)
and
Applications
programs.
If
used
with
DIR,
SYS
will
list
the directory
of
System
files.
To
retrieve
all
non-system
files,
specify both the
source
and
destination
as
drive
numbers.
RESTORE
reads
information
from a dataset created by
SAVE.
If
you
enter
a
volume
of this
dataset out
of
sequence, TRSDOS-II
informs
you
of
the mistake.
The system
also
informs
you
if
you
accidentally enter
a
volume
from a
different
dataset during a
RESTORE.
Note
that
the
TRSDOS-II
diskette
must
remain
in
Drive
on
floppy
drive
systems.
Also, single-drive
saves
and
restores are not
allowed. For
example,
RESTORE
:2 :2
is
illegal.
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