You can perform an out-of-place volume-level restore from a volume-level backup created using Volume copy (block-level backup). The operation restores the entire volume to a different destination disk.
Procedure
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From the Command Center navigation pane, go to Protect > Databases.
The Overview page appears.
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On the Instances tab, click the SQL instance associated with the volume copy (block-level backup).
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In the Recovery points section, click Restore.
The Backup content page appears.
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Select the databases that you want to restore, and then click Volume Restore.
The Restore option page appears.
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On the Out of place tab, do the following:
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From the Restore type list, select Cross instance restore to restore the selected data from the source SQL instance to a different SQL instance.
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From the Destination server list, select the destination SQL instance.
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From the Destination instance list, select the SQL instance to which you want to restore the data.
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To edit the database volume-level restore, click Edit.
The Edit database options page appears.
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To restore the Source volume to a new path, in the Destination volume box, type the full path name, or use the browse button
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To restore Databases to a new path, in the Destination database box, type the full path name, or use the browse button
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Under Additional options, for Recovery types, enter the following options:
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In the Number of Streams field, specify the number of parallel data streams to use for the restore.
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In the Pre or Post options section, configure any commands or scripts to run:
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Pre options run before the restore starts.
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Post options run after the restore completes.
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In the Data Path section, select the MediaAgent and storage resources to use for data transfer during the restore.
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In the Start Up options section, choose when to start the restore job:
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Run the job immediately, or
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Schedule the job to run at a later time.
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Click Submit.