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ABSTRACT: Respond to Restore Requests
	The "respond" task allows you to service restore requests by
	responding to mail requesting operator assistance to fulfill
	the request. If there is backup history information available
	about the backups from which the restore will be made, only 
	the destination device information is required to effect the
	restore. If more information is required, you will be given 
	the chance to fill in more of the form and try the operation 
	again.

TITLE: Respond to Restore Requests

F1:Destination Device Field
	"Destination device:"  Enter the path name to the device you
	want to use to satisfy the restore request. This must be a 
	device that appears in the device table for this machine. It
	is where you will mount the archive volume from which the 
	object will be restored.

F2:Destination Characteristics Field
	"Destination characteristics:"  Enter a comma-separated list
	of device characteristics if you need to override the char-
	acteristics for the device listed in the device table.

F3:Destination Volume Labels Field
	"Destination volume labels:"  Enter a list of labels for the
	volumes from which the restore will be done.  These are the
	volumes containing the archive from which the object will be
	restored.

F4:Job id(s) Field
	"Job id(s):"  Enter a list of jobids whose requests you want
	to service with the device and volumes entered in previous
	fields or the keyword "all", if you want the restore service
	to satisfy as many outstanding restore requests as these 
	volumes will satisfy.

F5:Users Field
	"Users:"  Enter a list of users whose requests you want to
	service with the device and volumes entered in previous 
	fields or the keyword "all".  The latter means that the
	restore service will try to satisfy requests from any user
	which the specified volumes and device can satisfy.

F6:Method Field
	"Method:"  Enter the method to use to satisfy the restore 
	request. Press [CHOICES] for a menu of available methods.
	Select the one the archive requires (i.e., the method which
	produced the archive).

F7:Origination Name Field
	"Origination name:"  Enter the name of the originating file
	system or data partition to be restored. This field is not
	required.

F8:Origination Device Field
	"Origination device:"  Enter the device name of the originat-
	ing device. This field is required if the backup history log
	is not available or does not include information about the 
	specified archive.

F9:Display Mode Field
	"Display mode:"  Enter "yes" if you want the names of files
	restored to be printed out at your terminal. Enter "no" if
	you want this task to operate silently.
