| Command
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RESTORE
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| Description
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Initiates the restoration process
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| Syntax
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RESTORE <repset> FROM <target> ORIGINAL <original_source>
[, OVERWRITE | NOOVERWRITE] [, OVERWRITENEWER | NOOVERWRITENEWER] [, USETARGETDB | NOUSETARGETDB]
[, RESTOREDBTOO | NORESTOREDBTOO] [, CHECKSUM | NOCHECKSUM][, ORPHANS | NOORPHANS]
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| Options
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- repset—Name of the replication set
- target—Name of the target, an IP address on the target, or a virtual IP address
- original_source—Name of the original source
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OVERWRITE—Overwrites files on the source
- NOOVERWRITE—Does not overwrite files on the source
- OVERWRITENEWER—Overwrites files on the source even if the source file is newer than on the target
- NOOVERWRITENEWER—Does not overwrite files on the source that are newer on the source than on the target
- USETARGETDB—Uses the replication set from the target machine
- NOUSETARGETDB—Uses the replication set from the source machine
- RESTOREDBTOO—Restores the replication set database from the target to the source
- NORESTOREDBTOO—Does not restore the replication set database from the target to the source
- CHECKSUM—Performs a block checksum comparison and only restores those blocks that are different
- NOCHECKSUM—Does not perform a block checksum comparison and restores those files that are different
- ORPHANS—Moves or deletes orphan files on the source
- NOORPHANS—Does not move or delete orphan files on the source
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| Examples
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restore DataFiles from beta ,overwritenewer ,usetargetdb
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| Notes
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- The default settings for this command are overwrite, overwritenewer, usetargetdb, restoredbtoo, and noorphans.
- The options can be used in any combination and in any order. The first option does not require a comma, but the second and remaining options do require a comma before the option.
- The source command is required before each use of the restore command.
- This command requires the original source option.
- Options that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.
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