Create a Clone Refresh Task to refresh the clone with the new data.

Returns the created Clone Refresh Task which refreshes the clone with specified
data.

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Request to create a Clone Refresh Task.

Specifies the settings for creating a new clone refresh task.

int64 | null

Specifies the ID of the clone task. This is required to determine the
details of the clone to be refreshed as clone task contains the details
of the clone.

boolean | null

Specifies if the Restore Task should continue when some operations on some
objects fail. If true, the Cohesity Cluster ignores intermittent
errors and restores as many objects as possible.

string | null
required

Specifies the name of the Restore Task. This field must be set and
must be a unique name.

int64 | null

Specify a new registered parent Protection Source. If specified
the selected objects are cloned or recovered to this new Protection
Source. If not specified, objects are cloned or recovered
to the original Protection Source that was managing them.

objects
array of objects | null

Array of Objects.

Specifies a list of Protection Source objects or Protection Job objects
(with specified Protection Source objects).

objects
int64 | null

Specifies a point in time (unix epoch) to which the database needs to be
refreshed. This helps granular refresh of the database.
If this is set, relevant archive logs (redo logs) will also be re-played
to match with the specified time. For this, the log backup should be
enabled in the backup policy.
If this is not set, then only the incremental backup data will be used to
refresh the target database.

int64 | null

Specifies the ID of the source database in the backup job snapshot. This
is the entity ID of the database, which needs to be used as a source
during the refresh process.

vlanParameters
object | null

Specifies VLAN parameters for the restore operation.

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