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snawaz3
Level 6
11 years ago

cannot do a restore

netbackup 7.5.0.6

server 2008 R2

I am trying to do a restore and was getting the following message. It indicates to me that the files were restored. But when i go to D:\JFSCDESSQL on file server JFSC0008 the folder is empty. Can some explain wher the files are being restored to? Thanks

 

  • Just to make sure NBU knows you want to restore to a folder and not a filename, add a \ after the destination name:

    D:\Name\

  • Please go through the restore again up to the last screen where Restore options are selected:

    Same or different location 
    Overwrite options

    If you can post a screenshot of what exactly was done in this final screen, it will probably explain what we see here:

    12:38:51 (110749.001) MNR - The file was renamed to the following:
    12:38:51 (110749.001) UTF - D:\JFSCDESSQL
    12:38:51 (110749.001) MNR - The following file was kept:
    12:38:51 (110749.001) UTF - D:\JFSCDESSQL

     

    By the looks of it, you specified restore to different file name D:\JFSCDESSQL (not to a folder called JFSCDESSQL) and chose not to overwrite.
    This filename already exists, so the restore did not overwrite it.

  • Attached isstart restore the screen shot just before I

  • Funny thing happened. Attached is a screen shot of a second selection I made after reading your response. In this I selected the top option of restore to a different location. I hads always believed this option was for if you want to restore it to the same client but at a different location. The bottom restore to a different location i always beliened it to be if you want to restore to a differnt client. Since the client has been decommissioned (the tape is from over a year ago) i selected the bottom option.

    But the restore was successful selecting the top option.

    Thanks for the quick response.

  • Just to make sure NBU knows you want to restore to a folder and not a filename, add a \ after the destination name:

    D:\Name\