You can use any of the following methods from the Restore Manager to restore files backed up using a VSS Writer:
Note: Not all Components can be restored individually. The Writer decides whether a Component can be restored individually. When an SQL Server instance is stopped, restoring only one individual custom database is not supported, even though the restore job is successful.
Use this method if you do not know which media contains the data you need, but you know which computer it came from.
Note: The Restore by Tree method is not supported for restoring transportable VSS backups. You can only use the Restore by Session method.
Note: Not all Components can be restored individually. The Writer decides whether a Component can be restored individually. When an SQL Server instance is stopped, restoring only one individual custom database is not supported, even though the restore job is successful.
Use this method if you know the media name, but are not certain about the session you want to restore.
Use this method if media was created by a different version of Arcserve Backup or if the database does not recognize it.
Use this method if you know the name of the file or directory you want to restore, but do not know the machine it was backed up from or the media it was backed up to.
Important! While this option does allow a single file to be restored, the Writer is not notified of the restore operation and cannot properly prepare the application. By restoring a single file, you can create inconsistencies in your data. You should only use the Restore by Query method if you have in-depth knowledge about the files you are restoring.
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