Recovering Individual Folders

You can restore folders that BRMS saved in documents by using the *ALLDLO special value on the STRRCYBRM command. However, you can only restore individual folders by using the Work with Saved Folders (WRKFLRBRM) command. Also, you can restore individual folders only if BRMS saved them with the Retain Object Detail parameter set to *YES, *OBJ, or *MBR.

Note:

This command allows the user to manually select duplicate media to restore from, therefore the automatic selection of alternate input media as specified on the system policy will not affect restore operations initiated from this command.

To restore an individual folder by using BRMS, take the following steps:

Type WRKFLRBRM at a command line and press Enter.

                       Work with Saved Folders (WRKFLRBRM)

Type choices, press Enter.

Folder . . . . . . . . . . . . .   *ALL

Select dates:
From date  . . . . . . . . . .   *BEGIN        Date, *BEGIN, *CURRENT, nnnnn
To date  . . . . . . . . . . .   *END          Date, *END, *CURRENT, nnnnn
Save status  . . . . . . . . . .   *ALL          *ALL, *ERROR, *NOERROR
Sequence option  . . . . . . . .   *DATE         *DATE, *FLR
From system  . . . . . . . . . .   *LCL
Output . . . . . . . . . . . . .   *             *, *PRINT







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F3=Exit   F4=Prompt   F5=Refresh   F12=Cancel   F13=How to use this display
F24=More keys

Following are brief summaries of the key parameters on this display:
- At the Folder parameter, indicate the name of the folder or subfolder that you want BRMS to restore. The default for this field is *ALL. You can also specify the name of an individual folder or a generic name, which indicates a range. You can also prompt a list of saved folders to choose from by pressing F4.
- At the Select date parameter, specify a range of save dates from which BRMS should pull the folders that you want to restore. This instructs BRMS to restore items that were saved during a particular period.

Change the other parameters as necessary. Then press Enter to prompt a list of folders from which you can select the items you want to restore.

                        Work with Saved Folders                      RCHAS400

Position to save date . .

Type options, press Enter.
4=Remove   5=Display   6=Work with media   7=Restore folder
9=Work with saved objects

Save      Save       DLO       Not
Opt  Folder                   Date      Time       Saved     Saved     Volume
7   QDIADOCS                6/23/05  11:09:59          4          0   SAM190
QFOSDIA                 6/23/05  11:09:59          0          0   SAM190
QFOSDIA/MRI2924         6/23/05  11:09:59          4          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE                 6/23/05  11:09:59          3          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS             6/23/05  11:09:59          0          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS/0           6/23/05  11:09:59          1          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS/1           6/23/05  11:09:59          1          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS/10          6/23/05  11:09:59          1          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS/11          6/23/05  11:09:59          1          0   SAM190
QFPNTWE/NLS/12          6/23/05  11:09:59          1          0   SAM190
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F3=Exit   F12=Cancel

Type a 7 (Restore folders) in front of the folders you want to restore and press Enter. This takes you to the Select Recovery Items display.

                            Select Recovery Items                    RCHAS400

Type options, press Enter.  Press F16 to select all.
1=Select   4=Remove   5=Display   7=Specify document


Save      Expiration   DLO        Not
Opt  Folder                 Date      Date         Saved      Saved    Volume
1   QDIADOCS                6/23/05   7/28/05         4          0    SAM190











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F3=Exit   F5=Refresh   F9=Recovery defaults   F12=Cancel
F14=Submit to batch    F16=Select all

Type a 1 (Select) in front of the folders you want to restore and press Enter.
Press Enter to confirm the items you want to recover at the Confirm Recovery Items display.
Press Enter again to begin processing the command.
After the command completes, review the job log to make sure that your restore completed successfully.

Note:

You can also use the Work with Saved Folders display to remove folder information from the media content information inventory. In addition, you can review folder detail from this display.

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