Hello Raghu --

I think you are interested in doing an unattended restore with ^DBREST. See the documentation for modifying the jrnopt and jrnfile parameters:

http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY…

Also an additional doc that may be helpful:

https://community.intersystems.com/product-documentation/cach%C3%A9-dat…

HTH, Evan

Regarding the 'Search' functionality:

1) Special symbols such as $ now are searchable (without specifically adding quotes) -- excellent, great improvement!!

2) Searching WITH quotes fails to perform same search:
Due to above, searching both $d and $data (without quotes) works correctly. Now notice the failure of the same search with quotes: "$d" (no $data results at all) and "$data" (appropriate result 17 items down).

3) When the search query contains quotes, the summary at the top of the page fails to decode the special characters ("). For example searching "$data" will display at head of result page:
Matches in text: 1 - 20 of 76 for "$data". (.00029s)  

4) Following a link from the Search Results page doesn't allow for respecting the in-page 'Back' button. It's unclear if this is the intended use of 'Back'. By landing on a doc from search, using the 'Back' button does not return the user to the previously used page (the search results), but instead goes to a higher level in tree-view.

Browsing (top-level) tree-view of topics is not possible when you've drilled into a section.

Browse in left pane to a book and section to view. Clicking into that section brings you to the doc page, however it also restricts the tree-view in the left pane only to the current book. To further browse all docs, you need to go 'back' (which removes the doc you've been viewing!).

I'd want the possibility to browse in the left pane to a new section without losing my view of the actual page in docs in the right pane. Often it is helpful to keep the view of the actual doc page while browsing to your next (related) topic.