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600716 Rev A Operating Tasks 2-49
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The fsundelete -u recovers a previous version of a
migrated file or deleted migration directories. The command is
specified with the full path name and restores the FileServ
pointer to the area of the media where the data is stored.
This operation is successful if an entry for the file, or directory
exists in the trashcan. The file is recovered on tape only as a
migrated file. All files are restored to the directory and name
under which they were stored when they were deleted. A
restored file or directory can be moved to a different directory
or renamed. If more than one version of a file exists in the
trashcan, the file version to recover can be specified with the -v
option. If the file already exists on disk, a force flag (-f) causes
the recovered file to overwrite the existing disk file. For each
file or directory requested, FileServ returns an error to the user
if the file cannot be created and the fsundelete processing
for that file is terminated.
If a file is moved within a directory (renamed with the
mv
command), the file name is not updated in the FileServ
database. If the file is deleted, the previous name appears in the
trashcan.
Note
If a file is moved within a directory, the file appears in the
trashcan with the previous name.