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Chapter 19 • SPD Server Backup and Restore Utilities
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-p
-proj <dir>
-q
-r
-s
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restore the backed up domain ACL files if they do not exist or overwrite the current
files if they do exist.
Note: This option should be used when restoring multiple files with the
ensure that the domain ACL files are consistent with the last file restored.
Only restore the domain ACL files, and nothing else.
The SPD Server LIBNAME domain.
Note: The system that performs the restore must be able to access the physical path
for the domain locally or through a network connection.
<extfile> The backup filename prefix as specified in spdsbkup that can be used to
restore ALL backup files in the directory with the name
<extfile>_BK_ddmmmyyyy_hhmmss.0.0.0.spds. The backup files are restored in the
order from oldest to newest as determined by the ddmmmyyyy_hhmmss component
of the filename.
<fullfile> The backup filename that contains the tables to restore.
Note: The filename must be the full filename (including its extension) created by the
SPD Server backup utility.
The host SPD Server to use for the backup.
Prints a hash sign (#) to stdout for each 256K compressed block that is read from the
backup file.
Does not create any indexes for a full restore of a table that was backed up with index
information.
The user password.
The domain project directory.
Runs spdsrstr in quiet mode, which outputs only error and warning messages during
a backup operation.
Specifies the number of times spdsrstr will retry accessing tables which are not
available during a restore operation because they were in query/update mode.
Spdsrstr cannot restore a table if that table is in query/update mode when spdsrstr
accesses it. Spdsrstr pauses five seconds and retries the table if it was in query/update
mode. Spdsrstr will retry the file
count for is one.
-r
The port number of the name server. If the port number is not specified, the default
value is spdsname.
The user name.
times before the restore fails. The default retry
-r
option to
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