Command Line Interface Specification Windows

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It is possible to perform a wildcard restore by using an asterisk in place of either a filename, a
part of a filename or an extension. The action is the same as with a normal restore, only the
filename can have the following variation:
 *.extension (e.g. *.pdf – This will restore all files ending in .pdf)
 *name.extension (e.g. *1.png – This will restore all .png files ending with a 1 in their name)
 *name*.* (e.g. *flow*.* - This will restore any type of file with the word ‘flow’ in their name)
8.3 Output
As output, the restore command will print the list of restored files and folders on standard output,
one line for each file (full path will be shown). When the restore completed successfully, it will
print ‘restore completed successfully’ and exit with a status value of 0. If an error is encountered
during the restore, an appropriate error message will be printed to standard error and the client
will exit with an appropriate exit value as follows:
Value
Meaning
0
Completed successfully
1
Command line error or unknown error
2
Completed successfully with skipped resources
3
Completed successfully with not found resources
4
Completed successfully with not found resources and skipped resources
5
Completed unsuccessfully
6
Completed unsuccessfully with skipped resources
7
Completed unsuccessfully with not found resources
8
Completed unsuccessfully with not found resources and skipped resources
9
User canceled