Restoring the HTTP instance

This topic provides instructions on restoring HTTP instance data associated with a specific profile on IBM^® i5/OS using the rstHttpInstance.sh script.

1. Type STRQSH on the command line to start the QShell Interpreter.
2. Change to the /QIBM/ProdData/PortalExpress/V61/Tools/sh_utils directory.
3. Enter the rstHttpInstance.sh parameters command to restore the HTTP instance data:
   Use the following parameters listed in the table with the above task; the following parameters are required:

   -profileName (-p)

   Specifies the name of the profile whose HTTP instance data you want to restore

   -mediaDevice (-m) and -date (-d) or -saveFileLib (-s)

   Specifies the media device where the profile is save, the date the profile was saved, or the library where the saved profile is stored

   Note: The library name must be 10 characters are less.

   -forceDown (-f)

   Stops the servers associated with the profile; for example WebSphere_Portal and the HTTP server

   Note: If you do not enter this parameter, you must manually stop the servers before running this task.

   Note: Parameter names are case-sensitive.

   Parameter	Description
   -help (-h)	Displays help for the command
   -logDir (-l)	Specifies where to save log files for this command. If a log directory is not specified using this parameter, logs are created by default in /savRstWp60/profile/logs, where profile is the name of the profile whose data is being restored. Note: If you specify a path using this parameter, the command will create only the last directory in the path. The other directories in the path must already exist. For example, if you specify -l /wcs01/logs, the /wcs01 directory must already exist.
   -seqNum (-q)	Specifies the starting sequence number of the file set you want to restore. Normally you will not need this parameter, but if you saved multiple copies of the same instance on the same day on the same tape, you may need to distinguish which save set you want. This parameter is only valid with -m option and the media device must be a tape drive.
   -verify (-v)	Verifies the command. If this parameter is used, the command outputs what would be done according to the parameters being used, without actually performing the backup.