This report depicts all restore operations that have occurred over the specified time period.
Each row contains the following information:
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Column |
Description |
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Client |
The name of the client for which the restore operation occurred. If the system is offline, you see a system offline message in this field. |
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ID |
The restore operation unique numeric identification. |
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Status |
The status of the restore operation. Green indicates a successful restore, yellow indicates a restore completed with warnings, and red indicates a failed restore. Currently active restore operations are represented with an hourglass. |
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Date |
The date of the restore operation. |
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Time |
The time of the restore operation. |
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Type |
This is always “Restore” in the Restores report. |
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Elapsed |
The elapsed time of the restore operation. |
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Files |
The number of files associated with the restore operation. |
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Additional available columns |
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System |
The name of the system on which the restore operation occurred. |
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Complete |
Whether the operation has completed or not. |
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Application |
The application that was restored (SQL, VMware, etc.). |
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Database |
The database or VM name that was restored. |
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Size (MB) |
The size of the restore operation in megabytes. |
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Comment |
The comment associated with the restore operation. |
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Command |
The command associated with the restore operation. This is the actual command that was executed on the client to perform the restore operation. |
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Output |
The low level detail associated with the restore operation. |
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Restores Report Summary |
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Total Restores |
The total number of restores found within the specified date range. |
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Total Files |
The total number of files restored for all jobs. |
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Average Files/Restore |
The average number of files restored across all restore jobs. |