You will have to write an SQL query that does the following:
- selects all jobs from the client that you are interested in
- filter by path where backup was stored
- generate path/filenames for all jobs (they are base64 encoded)
- with programming language filter results by *flyer*
Cheers, Domen
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 8:40 AM, "M. Müller" <ad...@bbs1emden.de> wrote:
> Hi,
> a user deleted a file on a network share. There is a small chance that
> it is backuped up. Alas I do not know the exact path name nor the exact
> file name. I only know that it is (was) a Office document named
> something like "*flyer*". Can the bconsole's restore command help me out
> or should i try to find the file in the database?
>
> Thanks a lot
> M. Müller
>
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