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log file creation. If there are no log files that include the specified time, the software will use the

nearest point from the transaction log file backed up previously.

If the point in time is not specified, the operation will fail.

3.7.17 power_on

--power_on

Power on the target virtual machine when the recovery is complete.

3.7.18 preserve_mbr

--preserve_mbr

When recovering a volume over an existing one, the target volume is deleted from the disk along

with its entry in the target disk MBR. Then, with this parameter, the recovered volume's entry will

occupy the upper empty position in the target disk MBR. Thus, the target disk MBR is preserved. If

the parameter is not specified, the recovered volume's entry will occupy the same position as in the

source disk MBR saved in the backup. If the position is not empty, the existing entry will be moved to

another position.

3.7.19 recover_absolute_path

--recover_absolute_path

The parameter is used with the recover file (p. 25) command. Recover with full paths to files and

folders. If not specified, full paths are not used.

Example

You backed up folder My folder located at C:\My data\Dir1, and now you recover it from the latest

backup to D:\Sample\Dir2.

recover file --loc=E:\my_backups --arc=my_archive --file="My folder"

--target=D:\Sample\Dir2

The --recover_absolute_path parameter is not specified. The recovered folder will be located

at D:\Sample\Dir2\My folder.

recover file --loc=E:\my_backups --arc=my_archive --file="My folder"

--target=D:\Sample\Dir2 --recover_absolute_path

The --recover_absolute_path parameter is specified. The recovered folder will be located at

D:\Sample\Dir2\Drive(C)\My data\Dir1\My folder.

3.7.20 recovery_point

The state to which the data will be recovered.

Command: recover exchange_database

--recovery_point={point_of_failure|latest_backup|point_in_time|selected_backup}

In the recover exchange_database (p. 35) command, available values of the parameter are as

follows: