See the documentation for the "fromdate" and "fromtime" options.
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Gary, you can use -if newer on the restore.
Best regards
Joerg Pohlmann
> On Jun 21, 2017, at 12:23, Lee, Gary wrote:
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> Working on a strange project.
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> First, I have a windows server with a 13 TB filesystem which nees to be
> copied to another server.
>
> Given our network circomstances
Working on a strange project.
First, I have a windows server with a 13 TB filesystem which nees to be copied
to another server.
Given our network circomstances, (server is 60 miles away), it was quicker to
restore its data to a local machine.
However, there may have been changes while that was
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Hello,
Someone wants to restore only the files which have changed after the latest
backup.
The opposite of the -ifnewer option on the restore command, in other words
doing an "incremental restore".
There are possible ways of doing this, like for instance for a unix client:
Look at the from date option, this is faster than if newer
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Adding to that, why not create an instant archive or a backupset to restore from?
It gives you a snapshotted version of the data. The only drawback is, if
the TSM server is busy enough already, the archive/backupset might take as long
as the restore.
Cheers, Suad
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On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 09:26
Try using the -fromdate option, this will only restore objects backed up after
the date entered
in fromdate. I've played around with it (Small Scale, not full testing) and the
restore runs much
faster than a full restore with -ifnewer.
On Tuesday, February 20, 2001 7:24 AM, Christoph Pilgram
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>My idea is to restore the complete data to the new volumes while users work
>on the old ones. After finishing this restore, I want to do another
>incremental backup of the old volumes to get the meanwhile changed data.
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>But : how do I get only these data to the new volumes without touching all
asked."
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Hy all,
within the next few days I have to restore some large disk-volumes to new
disks on a Netware-Server. Because its in production, I can't stop the
server for the whole resto
Hy all,
within the next few days I have to restore some large disk-volumes to new
disks on a Netware-Server. Because its in production, I can't stop the
server for the whole restore time. The volumes are about 260GB in size. The
backup-data are spanned over about 24 tapes (3590E), so restore take
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