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RESTO Record

OPTIONAL

In a VOLSER restore job exception file, use the RESTO record to specify a domain to which to restore data (a target domain).

You must specify a RESTO record for every source domain whose data the job will restore to a target other than the source.

This record is valid only in VOLSER jobs. CA VM:Backup ignores this record in CATSEARCH and VOLSEARCH jobs.

Note: This record is available only through TPI. Using this record will prevent you from managing the exception file through the CA VM:Backup screens.

A file can include one RESTO record for each EXCEPT record in the file. If the file does not include a RESTO record, the job restores the data to the same location from which it was backed up (the source).

RESTO {"Options"}

Options:
  BFSDIRECTORY filespace fulldirpathname
| DIRECTORY fqdirname
| DISK userid vaddr
| FILESPACE filepoolid:userid
| RDR userid

Definitions

BFSDIRECTORY filespace fulldirpathname

Specifies the file space and full directory pathname of a BFS target directory. You cannot use pattern matching. You can specify this parameter only if the file was backed up from a BFS directory.

Note: This parameter is available only through TPI. Using this parameter will prevent you from managing the exception file through CA VM:Backup screens

DIRECTORY fqdirname

Specifies the fully-qualified name of a target SFS directory. You cannot use pattern matching. You can specify this parameter only if the source is a directory or a minidisk.

DISK userid vaddr

Specifies the user ID and virtual address of a target minidisk. You cannot use pattern matching. You can specify this parameter only if the source is a minidisk or a directory.

FILESPACE filepoolid:userid

Specifies a target file space. You cannot use pattern matching. You can specify this parameter only if the source is a file space.

RDR userid

Specifies the user ID of a target virtual reader. You cannot use pattern matching. You can specify this parameter only if the source is a minidisk or a directory.