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When the save set is not from a Block Based Backup (BBB) the save set recover command will disregard the -I - switch and will begin recovering data.Here is an example of the output C:\Users\Administrator>recover -vvv -d C:\Test -S 4271161932 -I -Recovering a subset of 6 files within C:\ into C:\TestRecover start time: 8/16/2017 3:11:34 PMRequesting 1 recover session(s) from server.recovering 6 save set(s) on rsid 376508/16/17 15:12:32.804977 libDDBoost version: major: 3, minor: 0, patch: 3, engineering: 0, build: 499747C:\Test\<directory>\2016.07.21-notes.txt -rC:\Test\<directory>\recover\ -rC:\Test\<directory>\tinesgl1_jobsdb.sql -rC:\Test\<directory>\ -r time = 4277847 microseconds, <0:00:04.277847>Received 4 matching file(s) from NSR server `rastaman'Recover completion time: 8/16/2017 3:12:38 PMC:\Users\Administrator>
The syntax of the command line recover is applicable to BBB backups.
Ensure the save set that is chosen for the recover is from a BBB backup. To verify, use the mminfo command mminfo -a -S -q ssid=<ssid> The output will have "*BlockBasedBackup: Yes" if it is. To "search" for BBB backups, as Doumented in the NetWorker 9 Administration Guide a new mminfo query ssattr is introduced mminfo -avot -q "ssattr=*BlockBasedBackup" NetWorker 8 will take a bit of scripting in PowerShell for Windows or with Unix/Linux. for a start PS C:\Users\Administrator> mminfo -avot -S | select-string -context 10, 0 -pattern BlockBasedBackup > foo.txtPS C:\Users\Administrator> select-string -pattern "ssid=" foo.txt | %{ $_ -split(' ')[0]; } | select-string -pattern "ssid="ssid=4287841403ssid=4271064190ssid=4254300420PS C:\Users\Administrator>
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