Use the rollback action examples from the command line to roll back an event ID, multiple event IDs, events starting from a specified date, events starting from a specified event, an entire event, or an event up to a step.
You must have the Command Line User role to perform any of these command-line actions.
In all of the following examples, the password or the encrypted password of the member must be used; add either the -pwd or -epwd parameter.
Roll Back Event ID
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back event ID = 789890 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o event -e 789890 -an TEST1 -mn admin
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Roll Back Multiple Event IDs
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back event IDs = 789890 and 789891 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o event -e 789890,798891 -an TEST1 -mn admin
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Roll Back All Events Starting from a Date
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back all events starting from date = 20100101 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o fromdate -d 20100101 -an TEST1 -mn admin
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Roll Back All Events Starting from an Event
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back all events starting from event = 98010 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o fromevent -e 98010 -an TEST1 -mn admin
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Roll Back an Event
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back an event = 98010 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o event -e 98010 -an TEST1 -mn admin -r true
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Roll Back an Event Up to a Step
Action
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Specify in Command Line
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To roll back an event = 98010 upto step 100301 by member = admin
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UndoEventHelper -o tillstep -e 98010 -p 100301 -an TEST1 -mn admin
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These actions can be used with the utility too. For example:
eventUndo.sh -o event -e 789890 -an TEST1 -mn admin -r true
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