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RECOVER Command Documentation

DESCRIPTION:

The recover command is used to recover files from a specified directory or source. It supports optional parameters for search queries and recursive operations.

SYNTAX:

recover -directory -search -recursive -source

PARAMETERS:

  • directory: Specifies the directory to recover files from. This parameter is optional.
  • search: A search query to filter the files to recover. This parameter is optional. Supports % and * as wildcards.
  • recursive: Enables recursive recovery of files within subdirectories. This parameter is optional.
  • source: Specifies the source to recover files from. This parameter is optional.
Note
  • To generate a source csv file, use the command delete -list -csv deletedfiles.csv to generate a list of all deleted files in the current directory.
  • You can include recursive to get all files from the subdirectories.
  • To generate a source csv file for a particular directory, use directory in combination with list and csv.

EXAMPLES:

recover -source "source.csv"
# Recovers files from the specified source.
recover -directory ""
# Recovers files from the current directory.

REMARKS:

  • Ensure that the specified directory or source exists and is accessible.

TUTORIAL:

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