Command Line Interface Specification Windows

 version <number>: specifies that the version that the defined version has to be restored.

When a user uses -version all then all versions of a file will be stored. This will be done such as

<file>.1 <file> 2 etc. If this option is not used -version last is assumed. This parameter is ignored

when the -input parameter is used.

/dest <destination location>

This parameter defines the location on the file system where the requested files have to be

restored. This must be an existing location on the file system. The client will use the original

location when a user does not specify this.

/input <file>

This option specifies that the list of files to be restored must be read from the given file. This

option may be useful if a large number of files needs to be restored. The input file must be

structured as follows:

Where <version> is one of all, last or a number (see the -version command line option for more

information), and <path> is the full path to a file or folder that must be restored.

Please note that when the -input command line option is mutually exclusive with a list of files

specified on the command line.

file

The list of files that must be restored. The specified names must contain the whole path. Please

beware that if a filename contains whitespace or any other characters that have a special

meaning to the command shell, the filename must be placed within double quotes.

8.2 Wildcard Restore