eels_log_restore(1Meels)
eels_log_restore --
restore an EELS archive to a temporary database
Synopsis
eels_log_restore -a archive_name
[-d database] [-s]
-t table
Description
Use eels_log_restore to restore an EELS
archive to a temporary database. The temporary database can
then be used for report generation purposes using such tools as
eels_log_report(1Meels).
The temporary database can be deleted using the
eels_db_admin(1Meels).
eels_log_restore is a perl script that uses
eels_log_import(1Meels)
to do most of its work. The first
line of the archive contains a list of the fields as they appear in each
record of the archive. This information is passed to
eels_log_import using the -o option. The rest of
the data in the archive is piped through the
uncompress(1)
command
before it is passed to eels_log_import for writing to
the specified database name.
NOTE:
Any database name specified in database must have already
been created using
eels_db_admin(1Meels).
Options
-a archive_name-
The name of the archive file (excluding the trailing ``.Z'' extension).
-d database-
The name of the database to restore the records to.
The default is ``defaultdb''.
-s-
Run this command in silent mode, that is, do not output any status
messages to the screen.
-t table-
The name of the database table to restore the data to.
Examples
eels_log_restore -a /backup/eels_archive_03161998 -d reportdb \
-t report_table
The above example restores an archive named /backup/eels_archive_03161998 to a
database called ``reportdb'' in a table called
``report_table''.
References
eels_config(4eels),
eels_db_admin(1Meels),
eels_log_import(1Meels),
eels_log_report(1Meels),
uncompress(1)
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 25 April 2004