HP Data Protector A.06.11 Command Line Interface Manual page 221

When restoring objects that have copies, do not use the object copy session ID,
but the object's BackupID, which equals the object's backup session ID.
-datafile GroupName/DataFileName
Specifies an SQL Server data file for restore. GroupName is the name of the
group the data file belongs to.
-asbase NewDBName {-file LogicalFileName1 PhysicalFileName1
[-file LogicalFileName2 PhysicalFileName2]...}
This option can only be used for database restore.
Enables restore of the Microsoft SQL Server database under a new name and
restore of files to a new location. If the -asbase option is used, all logical and
physical filenames have to be specified with the -file option.
-replace
If the specified Microsoft SQL Server database already exists on the specified
client, it is overwritten.
-nochain
Microsoft SQL Server only: Restores only the session identified by the -session
sessionID option. If no sessionID is specified, only the latest session is
restored.
-recovery {rec | norec}
Specifies the state (recovered, nonrecovered) of the Microsoft SQL Server
database after the restore. The default value for this option is rec.
-stopat yyyy/mm/dd.hh:mm:ss
This option is only available for database objects.
Specifies the exact time when the rollforward of transactions will be stopped.
Therefore, to enable database recovery to a particular point in time, the backup
you restore from must be a transaction log backup.
You cannot use this option with norecovery or standby. If you specify a stop at
time that is after the end of the restore log operation, the database is left in a
non-recovered state (as if the restore log is run with norecovery).
-standby File
This option can only be used for database restore.
Specifies the standby state of the Microsoft SQL Server database after the restore.
VMWARE VIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURE RESTORE
-vmware
Selects the VMware Virtual Infrastructure object for restore.
-barhost OriginalVMwareManagementClient
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