Save Or Restore Data From The Windows Command Line - HPE XP7 User Manual

IMPORTANT:
You must select the same backup option that you had previously selected for taking backup
of data. For example, if you have backed up data for a specific DKC ID, you must select DKC
from the list of backup options while restoring the data. Selecting a different option, such as
Time or All results in an error and data restore will not proceed.
3. Click Restore. The Open File dialog box is displayed.
4. Navigate to the folder where the .dump files are located and click Open.A confirmation dialog box
appears.
5. Click Yes to proceed.
The Restore Progress status window is displayed. Also, the details of the data being restored is displayed
in the command prompt window.
NOTE: Even after the data is restored completely, there are a few PostgreSQL related messages
that are shown in the restore log files. Ignore those messages.
The backing up and restoring of data cannot happen simultaneously. So, click Reset after a backup or a
restore operation to disable the respective options and settings on the Backup Utility window.

Save or restore data from the Windows command line

• To save your files, enter:
%XPPA_HOME%\bin\backuputility -backup target-path
Where, target-path is the location, such as a network drive or shared file system where you want
to save the backup files.
You can also backup data for an XP or an XP7 disk array DKC or a particular duration. The following
are the commands:
◦
%XPPA_HOME%\bin\backuputility -backup target-path —dkc
<DKC_Serial_Number>
◦
%XPPA_HOME%\bin\backuputility -backup target-path —time <Start date and
time> <End date and time>
The format for the start and end date, and time is as follows: DD-MM-YYYY
NOTE:
◦ If you have saved the PA database on a different location during installation, navigate to that
location.
◦ The target-path that you specify must not include space in the file location path.
• To restore your files, enter:
%XPPA_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path
Where, target-path is the location where you want to restore the files.You can also restore data for
an XP or an XP7 disk array DKC, or a particular duration. The following are the commands:
158 Save or restore data from the Windows command line