Daniel_Oyata
9 years agoLevel 3
bpexpdate command rollback
Good day dear team,
I'm wondering if once you force-expire a tape with the command : "bpexpdate.exe -m A00000 -d 0"
theres a way to rollback and have its original timestamp back again ?
Good day dear team,
I'm wondering if once you force-expire a tape with the command : "bpexpdate.exe -m A00000 -d 0"
theres a way to rollback and have its original timestamp back again ?
Hello,
there is not direct quick "rollback" command for this. (rememebr that just before the expiry, you are prompted for confirmation becase "the action is unrecoverable".)
Refer to Admin Guide, chapter about Importing tapes. The process can take several hours per tape.
Regards
Michal
IF you have not run a cleanup, you can run the recalculate option against the backup images on the tape
Once you run the cleanup, not so much
There is no rollback, however if the images were on tape you can import the images back in, assuming that the image was not the last on tape and the tape has not been reused.
If the images were on disk, they are lost forever.
Thank you for the replies,
To revarooo, no i havent inserted the tape again, just bpexpdate'd through console, the tape should hold the data still, this "importing images back in" you speak about, how is it like ?