usage: importrollback <rollback file>

This command reverses the effects of the systemimport command by removing the imported configuration and reverting to an older configuration.

Note!

Use the importrollback command only to revert the systemimport command and not for the purpose of a general system rollback. To be able to properly rollback the entire system, make sure that you occasionally create a backup file with systemexport. This way, you can revert to an earlier system configuration by simply using systemimport.

Note!

The ECS Reprocessing Groups and ECS error codes are not removed by the importrollback command.

The rollback file parameter provides importrollback with information that enables the system to reconstruct the status of your system prior to applying the systemimport command.

For further information about systemimport see systemimport.

Return Codes

Listed below are the different return codes for the importrollback command:

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1	Will be returned if the argument count is incorrect.
2	Will be returned if the rollback file does not exist.
3	Will be returned if the import rollback could not be started due to locked import.
1->	If import rollback is started, a return code greater than zero is returned if the rollback of any of the configurations fail. The exit code is then the number of failed rollbacks, i e return code is 1 if one rollback fails, 2 if two rollback fails, etc.