The time that you want to restore your index to. You can use this option instead of listing a specific backup file to use to restore. When you use this option, IDOL Server:
You can use the following formats to specify your dates:
Format | Explanation |
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D+/M+/#YY+
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A date. For example, If the year is a number less than 40, it is read as a year in the 2000s. If the year is a number between 40 and 99, it is read as a year in the 1900s. For example, |
HH:NN:SS D+/M+/#YY+
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A time and date. For example, If the year is a number less than 40, it is read as a year in the 2000s. If the year is a number between 40 and 99, it is read as a year in the 1900s. For example, |
HH:NN:SS D+/M+/#YY+ #ADBC
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A time and date with a time period. For example, For the time period, you can use |
N
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A positive or negative number of days from the current date. For example, |
Ns
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A positive or negative number of seconds from now. For example, |
Ne
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Epoch seconds (seconds since 1 January 1970). For example, Note: IDOL Server uses the local time zone to match epoch values. For example, if your local time zone is GMT-6, |
Actions: | DREINITIAL |
Type: | String |
Default: | |
Example: | RestoreToTime=-5
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See Also: |
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