in this slot, use the additional Side parameter. Slot Side must be specified for
MO devices. Values for side are A or B.
-id DiskAgentID
Specifies the ID of the disk agent which should be used for restore.
FILESYSTEM_OPTIONS
-touch
Updates the access date/time of the file during the restore. By default the access
date/time of the backup version is used.
This option is not supported on Novell NetWare.
-lock
When performing a restore of a file, the disk agent tries to lock the file. By default
the file is not locked.
-no_protection
Do not restore protection of the backed up files, instead use the default protection
settings.
-overwrite
Overwrites files with the same name in the specified fileset on the disk.
-no_overwrite
Does not overwrite existing files with the same name.
-merge
This option merges files from the backup medium to the target directory and
replaces older versions that exist in the directory with newer (if they exist on the
medium) files. Existing files are overwritten if the version on the medium is newer
than version on disk. No existing directory is deleted.
If a directory or file doesn't exist on disk (but is on the backup medium) it is
restored (created).
-catalog
Displays the restored files and directories.
-sparse
Restores sparse files in their original form.
-move_busy
This option is useful only in case the option -overwrite is specified. A problem
can occur if, for example, a file to be overwritten cannot be deleted because it
is currently in use. Setting this option causes busy files to be moved to a filename
starting with #. The original file can thus be deleted as the lock is transferred to
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