Restore - perform component level restore

Use this method to perform a component level restore from the backup location.

Complete the following steps:

Set the backup location to a variable, using the backupLocations command.
In the following example, BL6 is set to the sixth backup location in the admin.backupLocations list, with the first located in position [0]:
```
>>> BL6=admin.backupLocations[5]
```
Set the comp_restore variable to the list of ptype objecttypes available to restore:
```
>>> comp_restore = BL6.list_restoreable_objectypes('ptype')
```
Use the restore_all method to perform a component level restore on the available list of objecttypes:
```
>>> comp_restore.restore_all()
```
If the data is encrypted, specify a valid password to access the data:
```
>>> comp_restore.restore_all('password')
```
To restore only a single item from the list, use the restore method as follows:
```
>>> comp_restore[0].restore()
or
>>> comp_restore[0].restore('password')
```

The following example code shows how you might monitor the status of the restore job:

>>> import time
>>> bl = admin.backupLocations[5]
>>> print "Restore from Location %s" % bl.name
>>> #print bl
>>> ptypes = bl.list_restoreable_objecttypes('ptype')
>>> for ptype in ptypes:
...     if "Guardium" in ptype['name']:
...         print "Found Guardium"
...         job=ptype.restore('')
...         print "job started %s" % str(job)
...        
...         while job.isStatusTransient():
...             time.sleep(15)
...             job=job.refresh()
...             
...             print "Current State of job is: %s\n" % job.state
... 
...             if job.state == "failed"
...                 job.download_logs(uncompress=True)
...                 print "Job failed"
...
job started
Current State of job is: <state>

List the details for a component level item

To display the details for an item in the component objecttype list, you can specify the list as follows:

comp_restore[0]

Restoring a subset of the component list

After generating the list of objecttypes to restore, you can delete some of them and restore the remaining items:

>>> comp_restore = BL6.list_restoreable_objectypes('ptype')
>>> del comp_restore[0]
>>> del comp_restore[1]
>>> comp_restore.restore_all()