Description
This command is used to restore information that was backed up using SWDTP_backup.exe (batch backup).
Syntax
SWDTP_restore.exe | Backup file directory |
Option
Specify the directory storing files, software, security patches and database backups registered in the operating environment information and distribution feature, using an absolute path. You cannot specify a path containing spaces. Also, specify the path using up to 100 halfwidth characters.
Return value
0: Ended normally
Other than 0: Ended abnormally
Command location
[CS]
dtpInstallDir\bnserv\bin |
[SS]
dtpInstallDir\SS\bin |
[When CS and SS coexist]
dtpInstallDir\bnserv\bin |
Privilege required for execution/execution environment
This command must be executed on CS or SS.
If using CS, this command must be executed by one of the following users after logging on to Windows.
Users who built or expanded the operating environment using the Operation Environment Maintenance Guide
Users who were added using the dtpctlusr.exe command
Note
It is necessary to set the same values for the backup source and restore destination.
See "Data to be Backed up/Restored and Backup/Restoration Methods" in the Installation Guide for details.
Before executing this command, execute "SWDTP_ctrl stop" to stop the service.
After executing this command, execute "SWDTP_ctrl start" to resume the service.
When CS and SS coexist, the data of both CS and SS will be restored.
If you are managing iOS devices, then the characters that can be specified in the folder path of the backup file directory are as follows:
Halfwidth alphanumeric characters and halfwidth symbols
Example
Specify "D:\TEMP\DTBAKUP" for the backup file directory, and restore the files, software, security patches and database registered in the operating environment information and distribution feature.
"C:\Program Files\Fujitsu\Systemwalker Desktop Patrol\bnserv\bin\SWDTP_restore.exe" D:\TEMP\DTBAKUP |
If processing fails, an error message will be output. Refer to "3.3.8 Messages Output in DTP Batch Restore Command" or "3.3.10 Messages Output in DTP List Restoration Command" for details.
