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Title:Archive/Backup
Moderator:COOKIE::MHUAIG
Created:Wed Sep 08 1993
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:479
Total number of notes:2283

444.0. "Restoring with UNIX compression on?" by CX3PST::BSS::SAUL () Tue Apr 22 1997 12:20

Hi,

If a UNIX save is done with compression turned on, can we restore it with
compression turned on?  Couldn't find a qualifier to add to the restore 
command.  Is there one or is done automatically?  Thanks.

Ted
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444.1Do it from GUICOOKIE::HEISLERChris Heisler, ABS EngineeringTue Apr 22 1997 12:5319
    Ted,
    
    There is no /compression qualifier for the restore command.  There
    is a qar (1532) on this already.  The thought is that ABS should know that
    this was compressed and do the right thing.  That is not currently
    the case.  There will be a few things that must be done to make this
    work, we don't like the idea of just adding the qualifier.  If we just
    added the qualifier, that would mean that the user must know whether 
    they saved it compressed or not.  Too much possible user-error in
    that scenario. 
    
    Until we fix this, to do the restore with compression, you must create 
    the restore in the GUI.  The GUI does let you set that attribute.  
    
    Another possible way to do this would be to put the compression 
    switch as an agent option on the restore.  I have not tried that.
    
    Chris  
                   
444.2Release NotedCOOKIE::HEISLERChris Heisler, ABS EngineeringTue Apr 22 1997 13:125
    Ted,
    
    	This is in the release notes (3.1.4.2).
    
    Chris
444.3CX3PST::BSS::SAULTue Apr 22 1997 14:592
Thanks Chris...I missed that one big time. BTW, its (3.1.5.2) in my 2.1 release
notes.  Is that correct or do I have an old version (again)?  
444.43.1.5.2COOKIE::HEISLERChris Heisler, ABS EngineeringTue Apr 22 1997 15:515
    Hmmm,
    
    	I think yours is correct.  3.1.5.2.
    
    Chris