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the exact command used to backup is listed below
$define/trans=conceal KIT_ROOT dkc200:[users.satishna.satbackup]
$backup/log KIT_ROOT:[000000…]*.*;* local.bck/save

Hello,
The restore is also done with the BACKUP command, but with the file parameters reversed:
$ Backup local.bck/save_set target_disk:[target_dir...]/by_owner=original
The first file specification is always the input, and the second is always the output.
The "/by_owner=original" qualifier tells backup to restore the files with the original file ownership settings.
The "/save_set" qualifier must be directly after the .BCK filename and tells backup that this file is a backup "saveset". Backup does not rely on the file type for this.
The "/log" qualifier tells backup to list the individual files as they are backed-up or restored.
For more information enter $help backup, or go to the OpenVMS site at www.hp.com/go/Openvms. Scan the left side and click on "OpenVMS Documentation", then on "OpenVMS Operating System. Then look for the "System Management Utilities Reference Manual".

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