Commvault provides a utility that you can use to perform the following restore operations:
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Table-level restores using any of the following options:
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To the latest backup
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A point in time
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To a different database
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Point-in-time restores
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Restores to a new database (out-of-place restores)
Synopsis
CVMain.sh [-h] [-s cvSrcClientName] [-i cvSrcInstanceName] [-p cvProxyHostName] [-n cvProxyPort] [-f cvEnableDebug] [-g cvLogPath] [-b gpcrndumpOptionsString] [-r gpdbrestoreOptionsString] [-u goAdminUserName]
Description
The table lists the supported options.
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Option |
Description |
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-s |
The Commvault source client. |
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-i |
The Commvault Greenplum instance name. |
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-p |
The Commvault proxy host name or IP Address. The default is "localhost". |
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-n |
The Commvault proxy host CVD service port number. The default is "8400". |
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-f |
The log file, including directory for the Commvault utility. The default is "/tmp/CVGreenplumBkpRstUtility.log". |
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-g |
Enable additional debug information. The default for this is "0". You can set a value between 1 and 10. |
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-r |
The Greenplum gpdbrestore options that you want the Commvault utility to use. For more information, go to the Pivotal site, gpdbrestore |