Recovery steps for a mounted user-defined file system if data is restored

Use these steps to recover mounted user-defined file systems (UDFSs) if the data is already restored.

Attention: This method is not recommended for recovery of UDFSs. It is listed only as a means of recovery if the data is already restored. The previous method, Recovery steps for a mounted user-defined file systems if data is not restored, is the suggested method.
  1. Because the UDFS information is not saved or restored if the UDFS were saved mounted, re-create the UDFS information exactly as they were before the recovery by using the Create User-Defined File System (CRTUDFS) command.
  2. Create a temporary directory to use as a mount point, using the Create Directory (CRTDIR) command.
  3. Mount the UDFS over the temporary directory, using the Add Mounted File System (MOUNT) command. This now becomes your UDFS in the user ASP.
  4. Create the directories that are currently in the restored mounted UDFS in the UDFS that you created in the previous three steps. This tree structure must exist in order to move or copy the objects.
  5. Move or copy the objects in the new UDFS, using the Move Object (MOV) or Copy Object (CPY) commands.
  6. Unmount the UDFS, using the Remove Mounted File System (UNMOUNT) command.