Enter 3 on the command line of the Novice User Main Menu or 5 on the command line of the Expert User Main Menu to select the Review your restore requests option. CA VM:Backup displays the following Review Restore Requests for Userid screen.
RREQEBC1 Review Restore Requests For Userid: TESTUSR VM:Backup ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can cancel a restore request any time before the job starts running. To cancel a request, type CANcel on that line and press ENTER. Time Command Restore From/To Started Job Status VMVSE:TESTUSE to TESTUSR 111 16:18:40 running ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PF: 1 Help 2 Refresh 3 End 4 Return 5 ... 6 ... PF: 7 Backward 8 Forward 9 ... 10 ... 11 Print 12 Cursor ===>
The Review Restore Requests for Userid screen lists your requests in the order you submitted them and provides this information:
This column identifies what is being restored, as follows:
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Type of data |
If restore request is for ... |
CA VM:Backup displays ... |
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Minidisk |
Single file |
File name |
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More than one file |
Number of files submitted in the request |
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Entire minidisk |
User ID and virtual address |
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CKD data |
Cylinders and Tracks (cyl/trk) |
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FBA data |
Blocks (blk) |
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Recomputed minidisk |
Recomped |
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SFS |
Single file |
File name |
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More than one file |
Number of files submitted in the request |
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SFS directory |
Name of file space and directory |
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BFS |
Single file |
Last 14 characters of the file name component enclosed in single quotes. If the name is longer than 14 characters, CA VM:Backup precedes the name with an ellipsis to show that part of the name is not being displayed |
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More than one file |
Number of BFS files submitted in the request |
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BFS directory |
First 14 characters of the bfsid (filepool:filespace). If the bfsid is shorter than 14 characters, CA VM:Backup displays as much of the last part of the directory name as will fit in the remaining space. When it cannot show the whole directory name, CA VM:Backup displays an ellipsis to indicate where part of the name is not displayed. Note: Restoring a BFS directory requires SYSADMIN authorization. |
This column also shows the destination of the restored data, as follows:
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Type of data |
If restoring data to ... |
CA VM:Backup displays ... |
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Minidisk |
Virtual reader |
User ID followed by RDR |
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Minidisk |
User ID and virtual address |
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SFS directory |
Name of file space and directory |
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SFS |
Virtual reader |
User ID followed by RDR |
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Minidisk |
User ID and virtual address |
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SFS directory |
Name of file space and directory |
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BFS |
BFS directory |
First 14 characters of the bfsid (filepool: filespace). If the bfsid is shorter than 14 characters, CA VM:Backup displays as much of the last part of the directory name as will fit in the remaining space. When it cannot show the whole directory name, CA VM:Backup displays an ellipsis to indicate where part of the name is not displayed. |
This column displays the time CA VM:Backup began processing the request.
This column indicates the job's status, as follows:
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Status |
Definition |
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Ended |
CA VM:Backup has completed processing your request. |
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On hold |
CA VM:Backup is not currently processing your request. An operator must release your request so that CA VM:Backup can process it. |
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Released |
Your request has been released from On hold status and will be processed when CA VM:Backup is available. |
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Restarted |
CA VM:Backup has restarted your request. |
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Running |
CA VM:Backup is currently processing this request. |
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Waiting |
CA VM:Backup is currently processing other requests. Your request will be processed when CA VM:Backup is available. |
CA VM:Backup automatically updates the information on this screen every 10 seconds. To remove outdated information, press PF2 (Refresh).
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