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For example, to set the restore time stamp, you would use:
/get
Lists existing backup, restore, and retention time stamp information for user databases. If no time
stamps are set, no times are displayed.
For example:
If no other operational switch is used, /get is assumed. The following example returns the same
results as the above example:
/set
Sets the current date and time on user databases.
For example, to set the backup time stamp, you would use:
NetWare GWTMSTMP Linux GWTMSTMP Windows GWTMSTMP
Syntax: /backup /restore /retention -b --backup -r --restore -n --
retention /backup /restore /retention
NetWare: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev /restore /set
Linux: ./gwtmstmp -p /gwsystem/dev -r -s
Windows: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev /restore /set
NetWare GWTMSTMP Linux GWTMSTMP Windows GWTMSTMP
Syntax: /get -g --get /get
NetWare: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev /get
Linux: ./gwtmstmp -p /gwsystem/dev -g
Windows: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev /get
NetWare: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev
Linux:
./gwtmstmp -p /gwsystem/dev
Windows: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev
NetWare GWTMSTMP Linux GWTMSTMP Windows GWTMSTMP
Syntax: /set -s --set /set
NetWare: gwtmstmp /p-j:\dev /backup /set
Linux: ./gwtmstmp -p /gwsystem/dev -b -s