You can change the name of the recovery log file and the maximum number of old recovery log files that SnapDrive for UNIX saves.
The following sample recovery log shows that SnapDrive for UNIX has restored two Snapshot copies before the operations halted. You could send this recovery log file to technical support for assistance in restoring the remaining Snapshot copies.
6719: BEGIN 15:52:21 03/09/04 snapdrive snap restore -dg jssdg - snapname natasha:/vol/vol1:abort_snap_restore 6719: BEGIN 15:52:27 03/09/04 create rollback snapshot: natasha:/vol/vol1:abort_snap_restore.RESTORE_ROLLBACK_03092004_155 225 6719: END 15:52:29 03/09/04 create rollback snapshot: natasha:/vol/vol1:abort_snap_restore.RESTORE_ROLLBACK_03092004_155 225 successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:29 03/09/04 deactivate disk group: jssdg 6719: BEGIN 15:52:29 03/09/04 stop host volume: /dev/vx/dsk/jssdg/jvol_1 6719: END 15:52:30 03/09/04 stop host volume: /dev/vx/dsk/jssdg/jvol_1 successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:30 03/09/04 unmount file system: /mnt/demo_fs 6719: END 15:52:30 03/09/04 unmount file system: /mnt/demo_fs successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:30 03/09/04 stop host volume: /dev/vx/dsk/jssdg/jvol_2 6719: END 15:52:30 03/09/04 stop host volume: /dev/vx/dsk/jssdg/jvol_2 successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:30 03/09/04 deport disk group: jssdg 6719: END 15:52:30 03/09/04 deport disk group: jssdg successful 6719: END 15:52:30 03/09/04 deactivate disk group: jssdg successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:31 03/09/04 SFSR of LUN: /vol/vol1/lun1 from snapshot: abort_snap_restore 6719: END 15:52:31 03/09/04 SFSR of LUN: /vol/vol1/lun1 from snapshot: abort_snap_restore successful 6719: BEGIN 15:52:47 03/09/04 SFSR of LUN: /vol/vol1/lun2 from snapshot: abort_snap_restore 6719: END 15:52:47 03/09/04 SFSR of LUN: /vol/vol1/lun2 from snapshot: abort_snap_restore successful