ADIC Version 2.7 manual File System Recovery

Command	Options	Description
fsrmdiskcopy		Removes a file copy from
		disk after the file is stored to
		media.
	filename	Full path and name of the
		file copy to remove from
		disk.
fsstore		Expedites storage of data
		to media, instead of
		allowing data migration by
		SNMS software.
	filename	Name of file on disk to store
		to media.
	[ -ccopies ]	Number of file copies to
		store, including the primary.
	[ -f i p ]	File retention policy (-f) for
		the file. Files can be:
		• i - Truncated immediately
		• p - Truncated at policy
		application time
	[ -tmediatype ]	Defines the media type to
		use for storage.
	[ -vdrivepool ]	Specifies the Media
		Manager drive pool group
		used to store the file.
	[ -zminsize ]	Specifies the minimum file
		size (in bytes) to store.
fsversion		Specifies the file’s current
		version(s).
	name	File for which the version
		number will be checked.
	[ -h ]	Displays usage.
	[ -a ]	Lists all available versions
		of the file (current and
		inactive).
	[ -v ]	Verbose listing of the file’s
		current version (version
		number and modification
		time).
	[ -c ver ]	Modifies the file’s current
		version to the specified
		inactive version.
	[ -f ]	Forces the version change.

File System Recovery

Command	Options	Description
fsrecover		Reports or recovers files
		that were removed from
		disk.
	filename	Name of the file to report
		on. The name can be a file
		name, a partial path name,
		or a complete path name.
	dirname	Directory containing one or
		more files to recover. The
		name can be a directory
		name, partial path, or full
		path.
	[ RM_time::	Full path of the file to
	]filepathname	recover. Optionally, you
		can have a timestamp of
		the form
		YYYY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss::/
		stornext/smfs2/rel1/sub1/
		file.a.
	dirpathname	Full path of the directory
		containing file(s) to
		recover.
	-u	Indicates that recovery
		processing is requested.
	-d	Indicates that directory
		recovery processing is
		requested.
	[ -p ]	Specifies that the user
		report display entries for
		which the user has
		permissions. If this option
		is not specified, the report
		to the user displays only
		user-owned entries.
	[ -r ]	Indicates recursive
		processing is requested.
	[ -tstarttime [ endtime ] ]	Indicates a time range to
		restrict the length of the
		user report. The format of
		the starttime and endtime
		parameters is:
		YYYY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss
	[ -a ]	Specifies active files rather
		than recoverable files when
		either reporting or
		recovering a directory.
	[ -v ]	Specifies the verbose
		mode during a recover
		sequence. The system
		reports on the recovered
		files.

Command	Options	Description
snrestore		Restores elements of a
		StorNext Storage Manager
		file system.
	[ -p ]	Specifies a temporary
		storage directory for
		restored files.
	[ -h ]	Displays usage.
	[ -e ]	Extracts files to the
		temporary storage
		directory.
	[ -r ]	Uses files from this
	restore_directory_path	directory to restore. No
		files are restored from
		media.
	[ -c cl component ]	Specifies the software files
		restored. You can specify:
		• -c - Restore all software
		configuration
		information.
		• -cl component - Restore
		the specified software
		component. Use the -h
		option to find a list of
		available components.
	[ -d dj ]	Specifies the database
		restore values. You can
		specify:
		• -d - Restore database
		and journal files.
		• -dj- Restore only the
		journal files and apply
		them to the existing
		database on the
		system.
	[ -m -mj [	Specifies the file system
	filesystem_name ] ]	metadata restore values.
		You can specify:
		• -m - Restore file system
		metadata information
		for all file systems or
		for the selected
		optional file system.
		• -mj- Restore file system
		journal information for
		all file systems or for
		the selected optional
		file system.

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