Hello Prem,
ok, I think I understand now what you mean.
Try the -fromdate and -todate parameters with the query backup command. Then you get the info from one day. When there are more backups on one day use the -fromtime and -totime parameters additionally.
With the -detail parameter you get some more information about the file.
Best regards,
Jochen
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Jochen Meixner
Principal Consultant Storage & Backup Solutions
ACT Gruppe
Duesseldorf, Germany
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu April 18, 2019 01:36 AM
From: Prem Singh
Subject: Command to see all the backup version of specific file
Hi Jochen,
Thank you for the response when i will attempt to restore that time i can pick that is fine I am looking for a query where i can query a specific date backup or a file from specific date backup.
-q backup -ina will reflect all active and inactive version
-q backup without -ina will reflect only active version
but my purpose is to query a specific date or specific file on that.
Original Message------
Hello Prem,
the parameter Darren mentioned is correct.
Example:
1. q backup without -ina parameter:
2. q backup with -ina parameter:
As you can see, all the inactive versions are shown. OK, in this case only one inactive version is present :-)
I think you are looking for the restore command with the parameters -ina and -pick. With this you are able to select out of the list of backup versions of a file to restore.
In this list you can select a version with 1 or 2 and restore the selection with O afterwards.
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Jochen Meixner
Principal Consultant Storage & Backup Solutions
ACT Gruppe
Germany
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