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cdbRestore(1m)							cdbRestore(1m)

NAME
     cdbRestore - Cluster configuration database restore command

SYNOPSIS
     cdbRestore [ option... ]

DESCRIPTION
     cdbRestore restores cluster configuration database saved using cdbBackup
     command.

OPTIONS
     cdbRestore takes several options:

     -d backup-directory
		 The configuration database is restored from the backup-
		 filename stored in the backup-directory. If this option is
		 not specified, the default backup directory
		 (/var/cluster/cdb-backup) is assumed.

     -f backup-filename
		 Name of the backup file in the backup-directory. This option
		 must be specified.

     -c database-header-file
		 The desired location and name of configuration database
		 header file can be specified as database-header-file.	If
		 this option is not specified, default configuration database
		 header file (/var/cluster/cdb/cdb.db) having location
		 (/var/cluster/cdb) and name (cdb.db) is assumed. The name of
		 the configuration database header file should match the name
		 of the configuration database header file saved in backup-
		 filename.

     -help	 Prints command usage information.

NOTES
     All nodes have to be restored at the same time using the backups done at
     the same time.

     Cluster and FailSafe processes must not be active when cdbRestore command
     is run.

EXAMPLE
     The following command restores the configuration database under
     "/var/cluster/cdb" from the backup file
     "cdb_June1998_mymachine.Jun.19.1998.12:30:20.tar.Z" in
     "/var/cluster/cdb-backup" directory.

     cdbRestore -f cdb_June1998_mymachine.Jun.19.1998.12:30:20.tar.Z

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cdbRestore(1m)							cdbRestore(1m)

SEE ALSO
     cdbBackup(1m).

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