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@ -212,23 +212,23 @@ Expire (rotate) any backups that exceed the defined retention. Expiration is ru
Restore a database from the PgBackRest repository.
* restore options
#### restore options
* set
##### set
The backup set to be restored. `latest` will restore the latest backup, otherwise provide the name of the backup to restore. For example: `20150131-153358F` or `20150131-153358F_20150131-153401I`.
* delta
##### delta
By default the database base and tablespace directories are expected to be present but empty. This option performs a delta restore using checksums if available and timestamp/size when checksums are not available.
* force
##### force
By itself this option forces the database base and tablespace paths to be completely overwritten. In combination with `--delta` a timestamp/size delta will be performed even if checksums are available.
* recovery options
#### recovery options
* type
##### type
The following recovery types are supported:
@ -241,23 +241,23 @@ The following recovery types are supported:
Note that the `none` option may produce duplicate WAL if the database is started with archive logging enabled. It is recommended that a new stanza be created for production databases restored in this way.
* target
##### target
Defines the recovery target when `--type` is `name`, `xid`, or `time`. For example, `--type=time` and `--target=2015-01-30 14:15:11 EST`.
* target-exclusive
##### target-exclusive
Defines whether recovery to the target whould be exclusive (the default is inclusive) and is only valid when `--type` is `time` or `xid`. For example, using `--target-exclusive` would exclude the contents of transaction `1007` when `--type=xid` and `-target=1007`. See `recovery_target_inclusive` option in Postgres docs for more information.
* target-resume
##### target-resume
Specifies whether recovery should resume when the recovery target is reached. See `pause_at_recovery_target` in Postgres docs for more information.
* target-timeline
##### target-timeline
Recovers along the specified timeline. See `recovery_target_timeline` in Postgres docs for more information.
* usage examples
#### usage examples
```
/path/to/pg_backrest.pl --stanza=db --set=latest --type=name --target=release