Object Archive Display Options

The Object Archive Menu provides several options for searching the object archive, an option for working with the volumes on which the archived objects are saved, an option to print object archive reports, and an option to see the status of individual archive jobs submitted by a backup session.

To find what you want restored, first select one of the following options from the Object Archive Menu:

• Library

  Select this option to locate a specific library to restore. You can choose to restore the entire library or select objects from the library for restoration. To display the Library Archive Inquiry panel, select option 1 on the Object Archive Menu.

• Library/Object

  Select this option to find any object except documents and folders. You can search for a specific library or object in a library, or restrict the display to a specific object type. You also can display all members of a database file and search for a specific member. To display the Object Archive Inquiry panel, select option 2 on the Object Archive Menu.

• Folder/Document

  Select this option to display all documents and folders created by PCs. You can search for a specific folder or nested folder. To display the Document Archive Inquiry panel, select option 3 on the Object Archive Menu.

• Source File

  Select this option to find a source file or member. Although you can find a source file or member from the Library/Object display, you can see a change history of your source on the source member display. Select option 4 on the Object Archive Menu to display the Source File Archive Inquiry panel.

• Save Media Volume

  Select this option to work with the volumes on which the objects are saved. If a volume is lost or damaged, use this display to see what objects you could not restore. Select option 5 on the Object Archive Menu to display the Volume Inquiry panel.

  Note: You also can display this panel by selecting option 2, By Volume Name, from the Save Media Management Menu.

• Object List

  Select this option to display the object lists saved by Robot Save. From this list, you can select to display the objects in a specific object list or select an object list to restore. Select option 6 on the Object Archive Menu to display the Object List History panel.

• Integrated File System

  Select this option to display a list of the directories and objects in the Integrated File System (IFS). You can search for individual files or see all the files is a specified directory. To display the IFS Directories panel, select option 8 on the Object Archive Menu.

• Security Data (SAVSECDTA)

  Select this option to see a list of the backups of the security data on your system saved by the SAVSECDTA command. To display the SAVSECDTA Archive Inquiry panel, select option 9 on the Object Archive menu.

• Configuration Data (SAVCFG)

  Select this option to see a list of the backups of your system configuration data saved by the SAVCFG command. To display the SAVCFG Archive Inquiry panel, select option 10 on the Object Archive menu.

• Domino Online Backup

  Select this option to display a list of the Domino databases that have been saved. You can search for the databases you want to restore or recover. To display the Domino Online Backup Archive Inquiry panel, select option 11on the Object Archive menu. See Restoring and Recovering Domino Databases for more information.

For most of these displays, you can choose to display:

• All saved versions of an object and when they were saved

• Last saved version only

• All change dates and times for all saved versions of an object

• Last changed version only

The All Change Dates option shows you a history of changes to an object. For example, you might schedule a Robot Schedule job to print the Source Archive Report every day after the source file library is saved. Set the change limit at the previous day. The report then prints a list of source members that were changed for the current day only. You can print a change history for any object, library, or object type.