Caché High Availability Guide - InterSystems Documentation

8. Specify the input file for the next incremental backup to restore, or enter STOP if thereare no more input files to restore.Specify input file for volume 1 of backup following MAR 23 2006 09:52AM(Type STOP to exit)Device: stop9. Indicate whether you want to restore other backups. When you answer Yes, the procedurerepeats from step 3. When you respond No, Caché mounts the databases you have restored.Do you have any more backups to restore? Yes => NoMounting c:\cachesys\mgr\c:\cachesys\mgr\ ... (Mounted)Mounting c:\cachesys\mgr\cacheaudit\c:\cachesys\mgr\cacheaudit\ ... (Mounted)Mounting c:\cachesys\mgr\samples\c:\cachesys\mgr\samples\ ... (Mounted)Mounting c:\cachesys\mgr\test\c:\cachesys\mgr\test\ ... (Mounted)Mounting c:\cachesys\mgr\user\c:\cachesys\mgr\user\ ... (Mounted)Restoring from a Backup10. Specify which journal entries you want to apply to the restored databases, and the nameof the journal file you are restoring. Normally, you select Option 1 and apply only thosechanges that affect the directories you have just restored. While the journal is beingrestored, replication is disabled until all journal files have been restored.Restoring a directory restores the globals in it only up to thedate of the backup. If you have been journaling, you can applyjournal entries to restore any changes that have been made in theglobals since the backup was made.What journal entries do you wish to apply?1. All entries for the directories that you restored2. All entries for all directories3. Selected directories and globals4. No entriesApply: 1 =>11. Restore from the journal files begins.Caché High Availability Guide 35