How to restore a progress database backup using the prorest utility?

The PROREST Utility can be used to restore a full or incremental backup of a database, or to verify the integrity of a database backup.

Command Syntax:
              prorest <db-name> <device-or-file-name> {-vp | -vf | -list}

For Example:

Step 1. Database "test" is in C:\OpenEdge\WRK directory which was backed up as "test.bck" in the same directory using the following command 
            probkup test test.bck

Step 2. Now  "test.bck" is restored  in a different, empty directory.
            Go to that directory and restore the backup using the following command.
            prorest test  C:\OpenEdge\WRK\test.bck


Before restoring a database, verify that the backup does not contain any corrupted blocks. Use the PROREST utility to verify the integrity of a full or incremental backup of a database by using the Partial Verify or Full Verify parameters. The Partial Verify or Full Verify parameters do not restore or alter the database. The PROREST utility must be run separately to restore the database. 

Note: The best way to restore a database in an empty directory, is by placing the .st file (with correct extent paths) in the same directory. It will set the database block size and create the structure automatically prior to the restore.

Note: If the date listed in the restore is not the date expected, make sure the backup file is the correct backup file?
Example of message at the beginning of the prorest output:
This is a full backup of sports2000.db. (6759)
This backup was taken Wed Jun  1 10:18:22 2022. (6760)

If the expected data of the backup was Jun 2 then the backup file might not be the correct backup file.