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File System Recovery
Media Management
[ -f i | p ] File retention policy (-f) for
the file. Files can be:
• i - Truncated immediately
• p - Truncated at policy
application time
[ -t mediatype ] Defines the media type to
use for storage.
[ -v drivepool ] Specifies the Media
Manager drive pool group
used to store the file.
[ -z minsize ] Specifies the minimum file
size (in bytes) to store.
fsversion Specifies the file’s current
version(s).
name File for which the version
number will be checked.
[ -h ] Displays usage.
[ -a ] Lists all available versions
of the file (current and
inactive).
[ -v ] Verbose listing of the file’s
current version (version
number and modification
time).
[ -c ver ] Modifies the file’s current
version to the specified
inactive version.
[ -f ] Forces the version change.
Command Options Description
fsaudit Performs a file system
audit or recovery.
filesystem Mount point for the file
system to be audited or
recovered.
[ -r ] Runs the fsaudit command
in recovery mode.
[ -f | -i ] For file system disaster
recovery, corrects file
system discrepancies in
non-interactive mode (-f) or
interactive mode (-i). In
interactive mode, the user
is prompted for permission
to correct each file system
discrepancy encountered
during the audit.
Command Options Description
fsrecover Reports or recovers files
that were modified or
removed from disk.
filename File to look for in the
Trashcan.
dirname Directory containing file to
restore.
filepathname Full path of the file to
restore.
dirpathname Full path of the directory
containing file to restore.
-u Indicates that restore
processing is requested.
-d Indicates that directory
processing is requested.
[ -p ] Specifies that the user
report display entries
owned by the user, file
entries to which the user
has read access, and
directory entries to which
the user has write access.
[ -r ] Indicates recursive
processing is requested.
[ -t starttime [ endtime ] ] Indicates a time range to
restrict the length of the
user report. The format of
the starttime and endtime
parameters is:
YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss
[ -v ] Number corresponding to
the order in which the file
became invalid. The most
recent file version is 1.
Command Options Description
fschmedstate Modifies the state of
media or a policy class to
which the media belongs.
mediaID The media identifier.
Command Options Description
[ -c class | -b ] For blank media:
• Changes the name of
the associated policy
class (-c class)
- or -
• Changes the policy
class to system blank
pool (-b).
[ -s state ] The media state. Valid
values are:
• unsusp
•protect
• unprotect
•avail
• unavail
• unmark
fsclean Removes inactive file
version information.
-m mediaID The media identifier.
-s filesystem The file system to clean.
-c class Policy class associated
with data to clean.
-t [ endtime ] Endtime option. This
parameter should be less
than or equal to the
current time. The format
of the endtime parameter
is: YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss
Default: current time
fsdrvclean Cleans the specified
drive.
drivealias The drive alias.
Valid values: 1 to 255
characters
fsmedcopy Copies, reports or
defragments media.
mediaID The media identifier.
[ -r ] Initiates copy-replace for
a medium.
[ -d destinationmediaID ] Copies a data file to the
destination media
identifier.
[ -b ] Specifies blank media for
media destination.
Command Options Description