Command Line Interface: Obsolete Commands

Updated

List of Obsolete Commands

The following commands are deprecated and obsolete in this release.

  • qmodify galaxypassword

  • qlist schedulepolicy

  • qlist usergroup

  • qoperation adduser

  • qoperation automaticupdate

  • qoperation cackup

  • qoperation find

  • qoperation setpassphrase

  • qoperation restore

qmodify galaxypassword

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

For similar functionality, use the XML template method explained in Editing a User Using the Command Line Interface.

Description

This command changes the password of a CommCell user. The user whose password is to be changed is provided as a command line option. The user is prompted for the current password (for security purposes) and then prompted for the new password. This command also supports the option to provide the password at the command line for scripting purposes, in which case it modifies the password silently without any user intervention.

Upon successful completion, qmodify galaxypassword displays the message "Changed user password successfully" on the command prompt. In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "galaxypassword: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qmodify galaxypassword -u <username> [-p <password>] [-tf <tokenfile>] [-tk <token>] [-h]
    
Options

-u

User name

-p

Password

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

qlist schedulepolicy

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

For similar functionality, use the XML template method explained in Viewing All Schedule Policies Using the Command Line Interface.

Description

This command lists the schedule policies configured in the CommCell. It can also be used to list schedule policies associated with a particular client, agent, instance, or subclient. When more than one schedule policy is found, the name of each schedule policy is listed in its own line. No message is displayed on the command prompt whenever schedule policies are not found.

In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "schedulepolicy: Error errorcode: errordescription"

To see the schedule policy details for all your schedule policy associations, use the XML template method explained in Viewing Details of a Schedule or Schedule Policy Using the Command Line Interface.

Usage
qlist schedulepolicy [-c <client>] [-a <iDataAgent>] [-i <instance>] [-b <backupset>] [-s <subclient>] [-tf <tokenfile>] [-tk <token>] [-h]
    
Options

-c

Client computer name

-a

Agent type installed on the client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

-i

Instance name

-b

Backup set name

-s

Subclient name

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

Example

List the schedule policy.

qlist schedulepolicy  
 Test11
 Test2
 Test3
    

qlist usergroup

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

For similar functionality, use the XML template method explained in Listing All User Groups Using the Command Line Interface.

Description

This command lists all of the user groups configured in the CommCell. Whenever multiple user groups are found, the name of each user group is listed in its own line and displayed on the console. No message is displayed on the console when user groups are not found.

In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "usergroup: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qlist usergroup [-tf <tokenfile>] [-tk <token>] [-h]
    
Options

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

qoperation adduser

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

For similar functionality, use the XML template method explained in Editing a User Group Using the Command Line Interface.

Description

This command adds an existing CommCell user to an existing CommCell user group.

Upon successful completion, qoperation adduser displays the message "Added user to the group successfully" in the command prompt. In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "adduser: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qoperation adduser -u <user> -ug <group> [-tf <tokenfile>] [-tk <token>] [-h]
    
Options

-u

User name

-ug

User group name

-h

Displays help

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

Example

Add a user user1 to group group1.

qoperation adduser -u user1 -ug group1
    

qoperation automaticupdate

This command is deprecated and no longer supported by the software.

You can install software and updates on specific clients from the command line using the save as script option. See Installing Commvault Software Remotely Using the CommCell Console for more information.

qoperation backup

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

Backup operations from the command line can now be performed using XML files, for example, see Backing Up Data for a Windows File System Subclient.

This command performs an immediate backup operation (full, incremental, or differential) on a given subclient. You can perform the backup operation by specifying the subclient ID or the subclient name. When providing the subclient name, the client computer name, agent type, instance name and backup set name need to be provided to identify the subclient.

The backup command accepts arguments supported through the command line from a file using the -af option. The argument file also supports advanced backup options, such as the data path option. The data path option accepts a list of MediaAgents, libraries, drive pools, and scratch pools. The drive pool and scratch pool should be provided with the name of the library to which the pools belong followed by a slash (/) and then the respective pool name.

Once the backup job is successfully initiated by the CommServe, the Job ID is returned and displayed on the console.

In case of an error, an error code and the error description are displayed in the following format: "backup: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qoperation backup [-cs commserve] -c client -a dataagenttype -i instance -b backupset -s subclient -t Q_FULL|Q_INC|Q_DIFF|Q_SYNTH [-scid subclientId][-af argsfile][-tf tokenfile] [-tk token] [-h]
    
Options

-cs

CommServe name

-c

Client computer name

-a

Agent type installed on client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

-i

Instance name, required for a few agents

-b

Backup set name, required for a few agents

-s

Name of the subclient to be backed up

-scid

ID of the subclient to be backed up. This option cannot be used to backup the subclient of Oracle On-Demand instances.

-t

Type of backup

-af

Input file containing the arguments

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Options for Sybase iDataAgent

-c

Client computer name

-a

Agent type installed on client computer

-sc

Name of the subclient to be backed up

-t

Type of backup

-db

The name of the Sybase databases to be used for backup

-h

Display help

Argument File (Options used by all iDataAgents except Oracle)

client

Client computer name

dataagent

Agent type installed on client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

instance

Instance name, required for a few agents

backupset

Backup set name, required for a few agents

subclient

Name of the subclient to be backed up

backuptype

Type of backup (see the "Supported Backup Types" section on this page.)

options

Backup options (see Argument Values - Backup Options)

priority

Job priority

exportlocation

Export location

transitlocation

Transit location

usevms

Use VMS

mediastatus

Media status

inclevel

Incremental level

cumulative

Cumulative option for QR agents

qrexechostid

QRExec host name for QR agents

transportablesnap

Transportable snap option for QR agents

vssimportmap

VSS import Map for QR agents

retryno

Number of times to retry the job

ondemandinputfile

Input file for on-demand backups

alert

alert name

alertid

alert ID (used by save as script)

srctodest

source to destination pairs

retrytime

Number of minutes to retry the job

mediaagent

Name of the MediaAgent

library

Name of the library

drivepool

List of names of drive pools (format: lib/dpool)

scratchpool

List of names of scratch pools (format: lib/spool)

jobdescription

User-defined comments regarding the job

subclientid

ID of the subclient to be backed up

Argument File (Options Used by the Oracle iDataAgent)

bkuparchlogtype

Back up archive logs based on options (see Argument Values - Backup Options)

bkuparchlogolderthan

Number of days

bkuparchlognotolderthan

Number of days

bkuparchlogstarttime

Log Start Time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

bkuparchlogendtime

Log End Time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

bkuparchlogstartlsn

Start Log Sequence Number

bkuparchlogendlsn

End Log Sequence Number

bkuparchlogstartscn

Start System Change Number

bkuparchlogendscn

End System Change Number

bkuparchloglikeexp

Like expression

bkuparchlogdestination

Destination of the archive logs

backuptype

Type of backup (see the "Supported Backup Types" section on this page.)

client

Client computer name

dataagent

Agent type installed on client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

delarchlogtype

Delete archive logs based on options (see Argument Values - Backup Options)

delarchlogolderthan

Number of days

delarchlognotolderthan

Number of days

delarchlogstarttime

Log Start Time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

delarchlogendtime

Log End Time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

delarchlogstartlsn

Start Log Sequence Number

delarchlogendlsn

End Log Sequence Number

delarchlogstartscn

Start System Change Number

delarchlogendscn

End System Change Number

delarchloglikeexp

Like expression

delarchlogdestination

Destination of the archive logs

drivepool

List of names of drive pools (format: lib/dpool)

instance

Instance name, required for a few agents

instancescripts

Oracle instance script name for an RMAN backup

inclevel

Incremental level

jobdescription

User-defined comments regarding the job

subclient

Name of the subclient to be backed up

rmandiskratio

RMAN Disk Ratio

retryno

Number of times to retry the job

retrytime

Number of minutes to retry the job

maxcorruptions

Maximum Corruption Threshold

mediaagent

Name of the MediaAgent

options

Backup options (see Argument Values - Backup Options)

oracledatascript

Oracle data script name for an RMAN backup

oraclelogscript

Oracle log script name for an RMAN backup

priority

Job priority

datatype

Oracle data type used in an RMAN backup (example: character, numeric, date/time, raw, xml, user-defined etc)

streamcount

Stream count for an RMAN backup

datastreamcount

Data stream count for an RMAN backup

logstreamcount

Log stream count for an RMAN backup

library

Name of the library

sp

Name of the storage policy used for an RMAN backup

scratchpool

List of names of scratch pools (format: lib/spool)

rmanlogfile

Location and name of RMAN backup output file

subclientid

ID of the subclient to be backed up

Supported Backup Types

Attribute

Description

Q_FULL

Full Backup

Q_INC

Incremental Backup

Q_DIFF

Differential Backup (use for DB2 delta backups)

Q_SYNTH

Synthetic Backup

Q_PRESELECT

Preselected Backup (used for Exchange DB)

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

Examples
  • Start a Full backup on the subclient sc1 under client client1, agent Q_WINDOWS_FS and backup set bs1.

    E:\commandline>qoperation backup -c client1 -a Q_WINDOWS_FS -b bs1 -s sc1 -t Q_FULL 
     171
        
    
  • Start a Full backup on subclient sc1 under client test_client, for agent Q_ORACLE

    E:\commandline>qoperation backup -c test_client -a Q_ORACLE -t Q_FULL -s sc1 -af /oracle/qbackup.txt
        
    
  • By default, SQL transaction log backups do not truncate the log. You can override this behavior and truncate the log by running the backup job with the following option:

    E:\commandline>qoperation backup [-cs commserve] -c client -a Q_MSSQL -i instance -s subclient -t Q_INC [-af argsfile]
        
    

    where the argument file would contain:

    [options]
     QB_TRUNC_LOG
        
    
Multiple Stream Third Party Command Line Backups

Oracle third party command line operations running on multiple streams will share the same Job ID in the Job Manager. If all the streams return failure, then the job is marked as failed. However, if one of the streams fail, it is submitted to the other stream for completion.

Additional Information
  • Whenever data path parameters are provided but are either invalid or not found, the backup continues taking the data path assigned for the storage policy. QSDK.log displays a message stating that the system could not fetch the data path options from the CommServe database.

  • Advanced Archive Log options are supported for the Oracle iDataAgent using the argument file. The first argument must specify the type based on which the backup or deletion is to be done. Then, based on the type specified, the values must be provided. For example, if you choose a backup archive log based on the Log Sequence Number (LSN), then provide the start LSN or end LSN or both LSNs.

  • The subclient ID could be retrieved using the qscript GetSubClients.sql in the qoperation execscript command.

qoperation find

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

Find operations can now be performed from the command line using the qlist backupfiles command as described in qlist backupfiles.

Description

This command performs a wildcard search for a specific file in the backed up content. This command also allows you to search data from multiple indexing cycles. For example, consider a scenario where a user has backed up the following:

  • *.txt files in the first cycle

  • *.pdf files in the second cycle

  • *.doc files in the third cycle

Even when the backup cycle is in a time frame beyond the third cycle, you can search the backed up data from all the three cycles without any additional input parameters.

Usage
qoperation find -af argsfile [-rf resultfile][-tf tokenfile] [-tk token] [-h]
    
Options

-af

Reads arguments from an input file

-rf

Saves results to a file

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Argument File

server

CommServe host name

user

User name (prompted if not specified)

password

Password (prompted if not specified)

sourceclient

Name of the client computer on which you want to perform search operation.

dataagent

Agent type installed on source client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

backupset

Backup set name

sourcepaths

File/Directory to be restored (using wildcard characters)

options

Restore options (see Argument Values - Restore Options)

browsefrom

Start date/time to be considered for search operation. Format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

browseto

End data/time to be considered for search operation. Format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss]

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument. 2 - Any other failure.

qoperation setpassphrase

Deprecated: This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

For similar functionality, use Privacy.

Description

This command allows you to set the passphrase for a given client.

Prerequisites:

  • Encryption option should be enabled.

  • Media Access option should not be "via Pass-phrase"

In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "setpassphrase: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qoperation setpassphrase [-cs <commserve_host_name>] -c <client> -o <operation> [-h]
    
Options

-cs

CommServe host name

-c

Client computer name

-o

operation (create|modify)

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

Example
  • To modify a pass-phrase:

    qoperation setpassphrase -c "c1" -o "modify"
     Old Pass-Phrase:
     New Pass-Phrase:
     New Pass-Phrase Again:
     Modified Pass-Phrase Successfully.
        
    
  • If passphrase doesn't exists and user tries to modify it:

    qoperation setpassphrase -c "c1" -o "modify"
     Old Pass-Phrase:
     New Pass-Phrase:
     New Pass-Phrase Again:
     setpassphrase: Error 0x13f: Pass-Phrase not exist for the client.
        
    

qoperation restore

Deprecated

This command can continue to be used on an "as-is" basis, but no further fixes or updates will be provided.

Restore operations from the command line can now be performed using XML files, for example, see Restoring Data for Windows File System.

This command enables a subclient/instance/file level recovery within or across client computers. If the subclient name is specified, the content of that subclient is restored. If a file path is specified, the content of the directory that has been backed up is restored. Both data and ACLs are restored where appropriate.

By default, data is restored to the source path and source client computer. Out of place restores can be achieved by specifying the destination path and destination client computer name.

This command does not support restoring the data to a mapped location.

Once the restore job is successfully initiated by the CommServe, the Job ID is returned and displayed in the console. In case of an error, an error code and the error description are displayed in the following format: "restore: Error errorcode: errordescription"

Usage
qoperation restore -sc sourceclient -a dataagenttype -i instance -b backupset -spath sourcepath -j jobid [-dc destinationclient] [-dpath destinationpath] [-tf tokenfile] [-tk token] [-h]
    
Options

-sc

Source client computer name from which data has to be restored.

-a

Agent type installed on source client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

-i

Instance name to which subclient belongs, required for a few agents. If an iDataAgent supports instances, this option is mandatory.

-b

Backup set name to which subclient belongs, required for a few agents. If an iDataAgent supports backup sets, this option is mandatory.

-spath

File/Directory to be restored.

For NAS restores on Unix, the path values must be surrounded by single quotes (for example, -spath '/abc/def'). For NAS restores on Windows, the path values must be \UNC-NT_<filer>\<volume_name>\<folder>.

-dc

(Optional) Destination client computer name for cross-client restores. By default, data is restored to the source client computer.

-dpath

(Optional) Destination path to which backed up data will be restored. By default, data is restored to the source paths.

-tf

Reads token from a file

-tk

Token string

-h

Displays help

-c

Client computer name

Options for Sybase iDataAgent

-a

Agent type installed on source client computer

-i

Instance name to which subclient belongs

-sc

Source client computer name from which data has to be restored

-spath

File/Directory to be restored

-dc

Destination client computer name

-si

Source Instance name

-db

The name of the Sybase databases to be restored

-date

The point of date from which data has to be restored

-time

The point of time from which data has to be restored

-h

Displays help

Argument File (Options Used by all iDataAgents except Oracle)

sourceclient

Source client computer name from which data has to be restored.

dataagent

Agent type installed on source client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

instance

Instance name to which subclient belongs to, required for a few agents

backupset

Backup set name to which subclient belongs to, required for a few agents

subclient

Name of the Subclient to be restored

sourcepaths

File/Directory to be restored

filterpaths

Filter paths

destinationclient

(Optional) Destination client computer name for cross-client restores. By default, data is restored to the source client computer.

destinationpath

(Optional) Destination path to which backed up data will be restored. By default, data is restored to the source paths.

options

Restore options (see Argument Values - Restore Options)

jobid

Job ID for Restore

level

Number of source path levels to strip or preserve:

  • Use QR_STRIP_LEVEL option to strip paths

  • Use QR_PRESERVE_LEVEL option to preserve paths

currentuserid

Current User ID

copyprecedence

Copy precedence

streamcount

Stream count

fromtime

Restore from time. (Captures the "relative" time for index-free restores.) The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

totime

Restore to time. (Captures the "relative" time for index-free restores.) The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

browsefrom

Browse from time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

browseto

Browse to time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

jobstatus

Job status

backuplevel

Backup Level

useageddata

Use aged data flag

devfileasreg

Treat device files as Regular

suffix

Rename restored file

destinationdataagent

Destination agent name

priority

Job priority

alert

Alert name

ondemandinputfile

On demand restore input file

mapfile

Map file name

nomapdata

No map data flag

onetouch

1touch restore flag

fullida

Full agent restore flag

ntuser

Windows user name for impersonation

ntpassword

Windows password for impersonation

precmd

PreRestore command

postcmd

PostRestore command

prepostuser

Pre-Post user name

prepostpassword

Pre-Post password

destinstancename

Destination instance name (required for SQL iDataAgent)

startsuspended

Starts the job in suspended state

sourcepathsfile

Source paths file (contains list of files/directories to restore)

retryno

Number of times to retry the job

retrytime

Number of minutes to retry the job

mediaagent

Name of the MediaAgent

library

Name of the library

drivepool

List of names of drive pools (format: dpool or lib/dpool)

scratchpool

List of names of scratch pools (format: spool or lib/spool)

jobdescription

User-defined comments regarding the job

restoreondevice

Raw device node to be restored (applies to UNIX file system agents only)

Argument File (Options Used by the Oracle iDataAgent)

sourceclient

Source client computer name from which data has to be restored

dataagent

Agent type installed on source client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types)

dbname

Database name of the auxiliary instance

dbclient

Client name of the auxiliary instance

instance

Instance name to which subclient belongs to, required for a few agents

importoption

Import option

importclient

Import client Name

importdbname

Import Database Name

backupset

Backup set name to which subclient belongs to, required for a few agents

subclient

Name of the subclient to be restored

destinationclient

(Optional) Destination client computer name for cross-client restores. By default, data is restored to the source client computer.

retryNo

Number of times to retry the restore job

retryHours

Number of hours to retry the restore job

retrytime

Number of minutes to retry the job

precmd

Pre restore command

postcmd

Post restore command

prepostuser

User impersonation details for running pre-post command

prepostpassword

User impersonation details for running pre-post command

mediaagent

Name of the MediaAgent

drivepool

List of names of drive pools (format: dpool or lib/dpool)

library

Name of the library

scratchpool

List of names of scratch pools (format: spool or lib/spool)

startsuspended

Start job in suspended state

priority

Priority of the job

jobdescription

User-defined comments regarding the job

alert

Alert name

controlfilepath

Control file name

filetime

File time

startlsnno

Start LSN number

endlsnno

End LSN number

restorefrom

Restore from time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

restoretime

Restore to time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

restoretag

Restore tag

recoverfrom

Recover from time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

recovertime

Recover to time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

recoverscn

Recover SCN

endlogtime

End log time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

controlfiletime

Control file time. The time must be entered in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm[:ss] or yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm[:ss].

archivelog

Archive log

logtarget

Log target

redirectpaths

Redirect paths

renameall

Rename all

resetlogs

Reset logs

duplicatetoname

Duplicate name

duplicatetopfile

Duplicate file

skiptablespace

Skip table space

duplicatelogfile

Duplicate log file

options

Restore options

passphrase

Pass phrase

pffile

Initialization parameter init<SID>.ora file for the auxiliary instance

spfilepath

Specifies Oracle server parameter file name and location

stagingpath

To store data files for auxiliary instance and complete export table before importing

cataloguser

Catalog connect string, user name

catalogpassword

Catalog connect string, password

catalogservice

Catalog connect string, service name

oraclerestorescript

Restore script for RMAN script restore

tablerestoreoptions

Table restore options

tablesourcepaths

Displays selected users and tables

rmanlogfile

Location and name of RMAN restore output file

Diagnostics

Possible exit status values are:

0 - Successful completion.

1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.

2 - Any other failure.

Examples
  • Restores the content from source client bingo to the same place.

    E:\commandline>qoperation restore -sc bingo_cn -a Q_WINNET32_FS -b BS1 -spath "h:\oneTouch_drive.cvf"
     76
        
    
  • Restore the content backed up by job ID 58.

    E:\commandline>qoperation restore -sc bingo_cn -a Q_WINNET32_FS -b BS1 -j 58
     77
        
    
  • Restore the content from source client to destination client using C:\ path

    E:\commandline>qoperation restore -sc bingo_cn -a Q_WINNET32_FS -b BS1 -j 59 -dc dclient -dpath "C:\"
     78
        
    
  • Restore the content from source client to destination path

    E:\commandline>qoperation restore -sc bingo_cn -a Q_WINNET32_FS -b BS1 -spath "h:\oneTouch_drive.cvf" -dc dclient -dpath "C:\"
     79