Use the RESTORE command to copy portions of the  directory  hierarchy
  and their related data definitions from a backup file into the CDD.

  You specify where to restore the information  in  the  CDD.   If  the
  backup  file  contains  history lists, access control lists, or both,
  DMU restores them also.   With  the  RESTORE  command  you  have  the
  following options:

   o  To generate  history  list  entries  in  the  CDD  to  audit  the
      restoration

   o  To  generate  a  log  of  the  restored  dictionary  directories,
      subdictionaries, and objects

   o  To restore files for subdictionaries

  Command Syntax:

  RESTORE [qualifiers] file-specification [path-name]