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Picture Perfect 4.6 User Manual - UTCFS Global Security Products

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Chapter 15<br />

Backup and restore<br />

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Related procedures<br />

To archive data:<br />

1. From the Control menu, select the Backup menu item, and then click the Archive tab.<br />

2. From the Include: section, select one or more of the tables: Badge, Alarm, Operator, Event,<br />

or an optional package, corresponding to the tables you want to archive.<br />

3. The Force Rollover option is displayed beside each history option. Toggle this button On if<br />

you want to force a rollover of information and archive that data.<br />

4. If you want to generate an on-screen verification report, click Generate Verification Report.<br />

5. Use the appropriate radio button to specify whether you are backing up to Tape or Disk File.<br />

Note:<br />

When Disk File is selected, clicking Browse displays a list from which you can select the destination file<br />

for the backup/archive.<br />

6. Click Execute to begin archiving.<br />

Restoring your database<br />

Use the cbr command line option to restore a database from disk files or tapes. Keep the following<br />

in mind before you restore your database:<br />

CAUTION: Do not restore non-history data on a running <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> system. <br />

The <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> server must be stopped before entering the cbr command. The cbr command may be used on<br />

a running system only when restoring data from archives.<br />

• When restoring from backups on an Enterprise system, replication is stopped, data restored,<br />

and replication restarted.<br />

• When restoring a database on the primary server in a <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> Redundant Server<br />

(PPRS) environment, <strong>Picture</strong> <strong>Perfect</strong> must be stopped on both the primary and secondary<br />

server.<br />

• The restore command does not overwrite existing data. To clear your tables, contact your<br />

support representative.<br />

• Before you restore a database, you should perform a database initialization. For instructions<br />

on how to perform this task, contact your support representative.<br />

• To restore non-database files, use the command line database restore option, cbr, or the<br />

database restore utility, restore.sh.<br />

• When a database is restored, please note that data is not downloaded to the controllers until<br />

the controllers are reset.<br />

Note:<br />

Archives are restored to tables with the following naming convention: <br />

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<br />

Example: If you are logged in as install and archiving badge_history, the name of the archive table is:<br />

badge_historyinsta

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