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Dok.Nr./Doc. No.: CGS–RIBRE–SUM–0001 Ausgabe/Issue: Überarbtg./Rev.: Seite/Page: 13 – 9–94 Datum/Date: Datum/Date: von /of: 28.02.2013 – 9–120 Recover files for multiple sessions (auto detection) (Selection: 1) This selection allows for recovery of files with ”auto detection” of the related test session, i.e. according to the creation date of the found files they will automatically be assigned to the correct testsession and be stored in the scope of that session. The following submenu is displayed: Enter Testnode directory............................ Analyze only............................................... Define Logfile............................................ Delete files on testnode after restore......... Assign unrelated files to specific session.. Continue in case of error........................... Analyze files............................................... List sessions............................................... Exit............................................................. 1 2 [ YES ] 3 4 [ YES ] 5 6 [ NO ] 7 8 9 Enter number of command: Figure 9–19 : Recover Files for Multiple Sessions with Auto–Detection Command description: 1. Enter Testnode directory The line ”Enter eventfile directory:” is displayed. The name of the testnode directory is expected here, e.g. /testnode/cgs–test. This name will be displayed below menu item [1]: Enter Testnode directory.......................... 1 [/testnode/cgs–test] Analyze only.............................................. 2 [ YES ] 2. Analyze only This command will have an influence on item [7], Analyze/Restore Files. If selected the value ”YES” displayed at the end of the line will switch to ”NO” and the line for menu item [7] will change from ”Analyze files” to ”Restore files” (see below). 3. Define Logfile If the question ”Store messages in file (y/n)? [n]” is answered with ”y” a logfile can be entered to contain all messages displayed in the scope of this recovery. If the question to enter the name of the logfile is simply answered with a <return> a default logfile named ”STORE_FILES.LOG” will be created in the current directory. The selected name will be displayed below menu item [3]: Define Logfile.................................................. 3 [STORE_FILES.LOG] Delete files on testnode after restore............ 4 [ YES ] 4. Delete files on testnode after restore On selection of this item the value ”YES” at the end of the line switches to ”NO”, i.e. the files will remain on the selected testnode directory after recovery. 5. Assign unrelated files to specific session If a file cannot be assigned to a testsession it may be related to a specific session. On selection of this item the name of that session can be entered: Add unrelated files to session (DEFAULT_TEST_SESSION): (default: DEFAULT_TEST_SESSION, selected on <return>) Copyright per DIN 34
