To run Colorado Backup From Grid Menu:

Go to an empty box on Grid Menu and press "F3" to store commands:

Options:     Backup        Wait Message:   N

DOS Commands:   CD\Tape

                Tape Backup C:\*.*/S/J/K

                Pause

                CD\

To Compare after Each Backup:

DOS Commands:   CD\Tape

                Tape Backup C:\*.* /S/J/K/C

                Pause

                CD\

In some cases, 486 memory caching conflicts with tape process:

               Switches Y and W will turn off caching and then

               turn it back on after backup is done.

DOD Commands:  CD\Tape

               Tape Backup C:\*.* /S/J/K/Y/W/C

               Pause

               CD\

Some office want to perform an Overwrite backup - that is a single backup per

tape rather than having it store multiple volumes and then having to erase the

tape periodically.

To switch the mode from Multivolume to Overwrite on the grid under Dos

commands. Path is required to include Tape directory and should read:

Tape Backup C:\*.* /S/J/K/Y/W/-A/C

PAUSE

 This is recommended only if a single backup is requiring more than one tape.

If backup is performed while program files are open across a network,

the message "Access Denied - No Data" will appear next to those filenames

during Restore.

Support Team:  Reinforce that it is critical for all workstations to completely

exit our software prior to daily backup.

Example:  One station is sitting on patient screen during backup.

          Files affected:  Eyecare.exe       access denied - no data

                           Acntlock.dbf                "

                           Help.dbf                    "

                           Patient.dbf                 "

                           Patient.cdx                 "

                           Bill.dbf                    "

                           Bill.cdx                    "

Tape

[Enter] on "Date"

[Enter] on "Time"

Utilities

Software Setup/Defaults

Change "Override Existing Data" -> Y [enter]

F10

"Do You Wish To Save?"  -> Y [enter]

F10 (main menu)

F2 Restore To Disk

F3 for Volume Directory

Arrow Up or Down to Highlight Eyecare

Press F5 to Tag

Bottom of Screen Says "27 Files To Be Restored"

F1 to Restore

C: Drive To Restore To [enter]

0001.log - Error Log   [enter]

Press F1 to restore

- F2    restores all

- F3    volume directory

        highlight the directory you want

- F5    Tag = all files in directory

- F1    start restore

Enter drive to restore to  "F1" to start if restoring to C

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Last modified: 05/01/08.