MarkLogic 10 Product Documentation
PUT /manage/v2/databases/{id|name}/properties

Summary

This resource address modifies the properties of the named database. The list of modifiable properties can be returned by the GET version of this endpoint. The database can be identified either by id or name. For an example, see Preliminary Configuration Procedures in the Scripting Administrative Tasks Guide.

URL Parameters
format The format of the returned data. Can be either json or xml (default). This parameter overrides the Accept header if both are present.
Request Headers
Accept The expected MIME type of the returned data. If the format parameter is present, it takes precedence over the Accept header.
Response Headers
Content-type The MIME type of the data in the response body. Depending upon the value of the format parameter or Accept header, one of application/xml, application/json, or text/html.

Response

Upon success, MarkLogic Server returns status code 204 (No content). If the payload is malformed or the group does not exist, a status code of 400 (Bad Request) is returned. A status code of 401 (Unauthorized) is returned if the user does not have the necessary privileges.

Required Privileges

This operation requires one of the following:

Usage Notes

The modifiable database properties are listed below.

Database-level replication can be changed with the database-replication properties of the database. Specify foreign-replica(s) on the replica database(s) and foreign-master on the master database.

If a forest is specified in the retired-forest property, it will be marked as retired.

Note: The properties described here are for XML payloads. In general they are the same for JSON, with the exception that, in JSON, forests, word-lexicons, merge-blackouts, days, database-backups, backup-days, fragment-roots, fragment-parents, element-word-query-throughs, phrase-throughs, phrase-arounds, range-element-indexes, range-element-attribute-indexes, element-word-lexicons, element-attribute-word-lexicons, path-namespaces, range-path-indexes, fields, field-paths, included-elements, excluded-elements, tokenizer-overrides, range-field-indexes, geospatial-element-indexes, geospatial-element-child-indexes, geospatial-element-pair-indexes, geospatial-element-attribute-pair-indexes, geospatial-path-indexes, default-rulesets, foreign-replicas, and database-reference are expressed in singular form. For example, in JSON, forests is instead forest and the format is: "forest":["forest-id"].

database-name

The database name.

enabled

Database enabled status.

security-database

The security database.

schema-database

The database that contains schemas.

triggers-database

The database that contains triggers.

data-encryption

Enable encryption at rest for this database

encryption-key-id

The identifier of the user data encryption key at the KMS.

forests

The forests of a database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

forest

The unique id of the forest.

subdatabases

The subdatabases of a database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

subdatabase

The name of a subdatabase.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

cluster-name

The name of a cluster.

database-name

The database name.

retired-forests

The retired forests of a database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

retired-forest

The name of a retired forest.

retired-forest-count

The number of retired forests in a database.

language

The default language assumed for content (if xml:lang encoding is absent)

stemmed-searches

Enable stemmed word searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

word-searches

Enable unstemmed word searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

word-positions

Index word positions for faster phrase and near searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-phrase-searches

Enable faster phrase searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-reverse-searches

Enable faster reverse searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

triple-index

Enable the RDF triple index (slower document loads and larger database files).

triple-positions

Index triple positions for faster near searches involving cts:triple-range-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-case-sensitive-searches

Enable faster case sensitive searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-diacritic-sensitive-searches

Enable faster diacritic sensitive searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-element-word-searches

Enable faster element-word searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

element-word-positions

Index element word positions for faster element-based phrase and near searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-element-phrase-searches

Enable faster element phrase searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

element-value-positions

Index element value positions for faster near searches involving element-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

attribute-value-positions

Index attribute value positions for faster near searches involving element-attribute-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

field-value-searches

Index field values for faster searches involving field-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

field-value-positions

Index field value positions for faster near searches involving field-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

three-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using three or more characters (slower document loads and larger database files).

three-character-word-positions

Index word positions for three-character searches only when three-character-searches are enabled (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-element-character-searches

Enable element wildcard searches and element-character-based XQuery predicates (slower document loads and larger database files).

trailing-wildcard-searches

Enable trailing wildcard searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

trailing-wildcard-word-positions

Index word positions for trailing-wildcard searches only when trailing-wildcard-searches are enabled (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-element-trailing-wildcard-searches

Enable element trailing wildcard searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

word-lexicons

A list of word lexicons. Each lexicon is defined by its collation uri.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

word-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of words (slower document loads and larger database files).

two-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using two character (slower document loads and larger database files).

one-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using one character (slower document loads and larger database files).

uri-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of document URIs (slower document loads and larger database files).

collection-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of collection URIs (slower document loads and larger database files).

reindexer-enable

Enable automatic reindexing after configuration changes.

reindexer-throttle

Larger numbers mean work harder at reindexing.

reindexer-timestamp

Reindex/refragment all fragments with timestamps less than or equal to the timestamp specified. 0 means no forced reindexing.

directory-creation

Automatically (for WebDAV) or manually manage directories

maintain-last-modified

Maintain last-modified properties of documents.

maintain-directory-last-modified

Maintain last-modified properties of directories.

inherit-permissions

New document default permissions include parent directory permissions.

inherit-collections

New document default collections include parent directory collections.

inherit-quality

New document default quality is inherited parent directory quality.

in-memory-limit

The maximum number of fragments in an in-memory stand.

in-memory-list-size

Size of the in-memory list storage, in megabytes.

in-memory-tree-size

Size of the in-memory tree storage, in megabytes.

in-memory-range-index-size

Size of the in-memory range index storage, in megabytes.

in-memory-reverse-index-size

Size of the in-memory reverse index storage, in megabytes.

in-memory-triple-index-size

Size of the in-memory triple index storage, in megabytes.

in-memory-geospatial-region-index-size

Size of the in-memory geospatial region index storage, in megabytes.

large-size-threshold

Size threshold for large objects, in kilobytes.

locking

Specifies how robust transaction locking should be.

journaling

Specifies how robust transaction journaling should be.

journal-size

Size of each journal file, in megabytes.

journal-count

The number of journal files.

preallocate-journals

Allocate journal files before executing transactions.

preload-mapped-data

Preload memory mapped forest information while mounting forest.

preload-replica-mapped-data

Preload memory mapped forest information while mounting replica forest.

range-index-optimize

Specifies how to optimize range indexes.

positions-list-max-size

Maximum size of a positions-containing list, in megabytes. Lists longer than this have positions discarded.

format-compatibility

Version of on-disk forest format.

index-detection

Handling of differences between the current configuration of database indexes and on-disk settings.

expunge-locks

Garbage collection of timed locks that have expired.

tf-normalization

What kind of TF normalization to apply.

merge-priority

The CPU scheduler priority for merges.

merge-max-size

Maximum allowable size (in megabytes) for merges, or 0 for no limit.

merge-min-size

Stands with fewer than this number of fragments are merged together.

merge-min-ratio

Larger ratios trigger more merges.

merge-timestamp

The earliest system timestamp allowed for requests, or 0 to indicate the timestamp corresponding to the time of latest merge. Merges discard information about earlier timestamps.
Entering a value of type xs:dateTime will have it automatically converted to its corresponding timestamp.
A negative value indicates a timestamp relative to the time of the latest merge, at ten million ticks per second. For example, -6000000000 means ten minutes before the latest merge.
A value in red indicates that you have filled in the text field with the current timestamp, but have not clicked ok to save the value to your config file.

retain-until-backup

Retain deleted fragments until backup.

merge-blackouts

Periods during which merges will not occur.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

merge-blackout

A merge blackout specification.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

blackout-type

What type of blackout is this.

limit

Maximum allowable size (in megabytes) for merges that occur during a blackout period, or 0 to disable merges completely.

merge-priority

The CPU scheduler priority for merges.

days

The days that this blackout is active.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

day

A day that this blackout is active.

period

A period, which is all day, a start time and a duration, or a start and end time.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

start-date

The starting date (in MM/DD/YYYY notation)

start-time

The starting time (in 24:00 notation).

end-date

The ending date (in MM/DD/YYYY notation)

end-time

The ending time (in 24:00 notation).

duration

The duration, specifed as hours:minutes (i.e. 2 hours 5 minutes is 2:05)

database-backups

Backups scheduled for this database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

database-backup

A scheduled database backup.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

backup-id

The backup ID.

backup-enabled

Whether or not a backup is enabled

backup-directory

The backup directory pathname for this database. Each database should use a different backup directory.

backup-kek-id

A Key Encryption Key (KEK) to use for backup encryption, the must valid and be usable to encrypt and decrypt. This field can only be provided when MarkLogic is configured with an external KMS.

backup-type

What type of backup is this.

backup-period

How often this backup should run (every n months, weeks, days, hours or minutes).

backup-month-day

The day of the month that this backup happens.

backup-days

The days that this backup happens.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

backup-day

A day that this backup occurs.

backup-start-date

The starting date (in MM/DD/YYYY notation) for this backup.

backup-start-time

The starting time (in 24:00 notation) for this backup.

backup-timestamp

The date and time this backup was created.

max-backups

The maximum number of full backups to keep in this backup directory (use 0 to disable backup deletions).

backup-schemas-database

Backup the schemas database for this database.

backup-security-database

Backup the security database for this database.

backup-triggers-database

Backup the triggers database for this database.

include-replicas

Backup the replica forests as well as the master forests.

journal-archiving

Is journal archiving enabled for a full backup?

journal-archive-path

Path to the associated journal archive location.

journal-archive-lag-limit

Number of seconds the archived journal can lag the active journal.

incremental-backup

Is this an incremental backup?

incremental-dir

Path to the incremental backup location.

purge-journal-archive

purge journal archive after an incremental backup

fragment-roots

The fragment root specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

fragment-root

A fragment root specification.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

fragment-parents

The fragment parent specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

fragment-parent

A fragment parent specification.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

element-word-query-throughs

The element-word-query-through specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

element-word-query-through

Element-word-query matches may cross these markup boundaries.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

phrase-throughs

The phrase-through specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

phrase-through

Phrases may cross these markup boundaries.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

phrase-arounds

The phrase-around specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

phrase-around

Phrases may jump around these elements.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

range-element-indexes

Indexes for fast inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

range-element-index

An index for fast element inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

scalar-type

An atomic type specification.

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

range-element-attribute-indexes

Indexes for fast element-attribute inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

range-element-attribute-index

An index for fast element-attribute inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

scalar-type

An atomic type specification.

parent-namespace-uri

A parent element namespace URI.

parent-localname

One or more parent element localnames.

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

element-word-lexicons

Maintain lexicons of words in XML elements or JSON properties.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

element-word-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of words in an XML element or a JSON property.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

element-attribute-word-lexicons

Maintain lexicons of words in elements.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

element-attribute-word-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of words in an element attribute.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

parent-namespace-uri

A parent element namespace URI.

parent-localname

One or more parent element localnames.

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

path-namespaces

The namespace binding specifications for Path indexes.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

path-namespace

A namespace binding specification.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

prefix

A QName prefix.

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

range-path-indexes

Indexes for fast inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

range-path-index

An index for fast path inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

scalar-type

An atomic type specification.

path-expression

The path expression. For example:/prefix1:locname1/prefix2:locname2...

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

fields

The fields specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

field

The field specifications.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

field-name

The field name.

include-root

Includes XML elements or JSON properties starting at the document root.

field-path

The path in the field.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

path

The path expression. For example:/prefix1:locname1/prefix2:locname2...

weight

The weight, used to boost or lower relevance scores.

metadata

stemmed-searches

Enable stemmed word searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

word-searches

Enable unstemmed word searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

field-value-searches

Index field values for faster searches involving field-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

field-value-positions

Index field value positions for faster near searches involving field-value-query (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-phrase-searches

Enable faster phrase searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-case-sensitive-searches

Enable faster case sensitive searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

fast-diacritic-sensitive-searches

Enable faster diacritic sensitive searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

trailing-wildcard-searches

Enable trailing wildcard searches (slower document loads and larger database files).

trailing-wildcard-word-positions

Index word positions for trailing-wildcard searches only when trailing-wildcard-searches are enabled (slower document loads and larger database files).

three-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using three or more characters (slower document loads and larger database files).

three-character-word-positions

Index word positions for three-character searches only when three-character-searches are enabled (slower document loads and larger database files).

two-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using two character (slower document loads and larger database files).

one-character-searches

Enable wildcard searches and faster character-based XQuery predicates using one character (slower document loads and larger database files).

word-lexicons

A list of word lexicons. Each lexicon is defined by its collation uri.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

word-lexicon

Maintain a lexicon of words (slower document loads and larger database files).

included-elements

The XML elements or JSON properties included in the field.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

included-element

The XML element or JSON property included in the field.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

weight

The weight, used to boost or lower relevance scores.

attribute-namespace-uri

Namespace of the child attribute.

attribute-localname

Localname of the child attribute.

attribute-value

Include or Exclude only elements with the specified attribute having this value.

excluded-elements

The elements excluded from the field.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

excluded-element

The XML element or JSON property excluded from the field.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

attribute-namespace-uri

Namespace of the child attribute.

attribute-localname

Localname of the child attribute.

attribute-value

Include or Exclude only elements with the specified attribute having this value.

tokenizer-overrides

This is a complex structure with the following children:

tokenizer-override

This is a complex structure with the following children:

character

tokenizer-class

range-field-indexes

Indexes for fast inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

range-field-index

An index for fast field inequality comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

scalar-type

An atomic type specification.

field-name

The field name.

collation

A collation URI for string comparisons.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-element-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial element comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-element-index

Element value geospatial index. Element content has point value.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

point-format

The general format of the point.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-element-child-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial element comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-element-child-index

Element child value geospatial index. Child XML element or JSON property content has point value.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

parent-namespace-uri

A parent element namespace URI.

parent-localname

One or more parent element localnames.

namespace-uri

A namespace URI.

localname

One or more localnames.

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

point-format

The general format of the point.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-element-pair-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial element comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-element-pair-index

Element pair geospatial index. Point value is divided into latitude and longitude in child XML element or JSON property content.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

parent-namespace-uri

A parent element namespace URI.

parent-localname

One or more parent element localnames.

latitude-namespace-uri

A latitude child namespace URI.

latitude-localname

One or more latitude child localnames.

longitude-namespace-uri

A longitude child namespace URI.

longitude-localname

One or more longitude child localnames.

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-element-attribute-pair-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial element comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-element-attribute-pair-index

Attribute pair geospatial index. Point value is divided into latitude and longitudes in attribute content.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

parent-namespace-uri

A parent element namespace URI.

parent-localname

One or more parent element localnames.

latitude-namespace-uri

A latitude child namespace URI.

latitude-localname

One or more latitude child localnames.

longitude-namespace-uri

A longitude child namespace URI.

longitude-localname

One or more longitude child localnames.

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-path-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial path-based comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-path-index

Path value geospatial index. Path leaf content has point value.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

path-expression

The path expression. For example:/prefix1:locname1/prefix2:locname2...

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

point-format

The general format of the point.

range-value-positions

Index range value positions for faster near searches involving range queries (slower document loads and larger database files).

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

geospatial-region-path-indexes

Indexes for fast geospatial region comparisons.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

geospatial-region-path-index

Path value geospatial region index. Path leaf content contains the region.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

path-expression

The path expression. For example:/prefix1:locname1/prefix2:locname2...

coordinate-system

A coordinate system name.

units

Indicates which unit of measure to use for distance.

geohash-precision

An integer amount indicating the precision of geohashes used in a geospatial region index.

invalid-values

Allow ingestion of documents that do not have matching type of data.

default-rulesets

The default rulesets configuration.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

default-ruleset

Configuration for a single default ruleset.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

location

A ruleset location.

database-replication

Database replication configuration.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

foreign-replicas

Foreign replicas of this database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

foreign-replica

Foreign replica of this database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

foreign-cluster-name

A foreign cluster id.

foreign-database-name

A foreign database id.

connect-forests-by-name

Automatically connect local forests with foreign forests of the same name.

lag-limit

The maximum transaction journal lag to the foreign database.

replication-enabled

Whether replication is enabled for this replica.

queue-size

The size of the queue of journal frames that the replica has not yet acknowledged.

foreign-master

Foreign replica of this database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

foreign-cluster-name

A foreign cluster id.

foreign-database-name

A foreign database id.

connect-forests-by-name

Automatically connect local forests with foreign forests of the same name.

database-references

Cluster of clusters configuration.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

database-reference

Foreign database.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

reference-cluster-name

A foreign cluster id.

reference-database-name

A foreign database id.

rebalancer-enable

Enable automatic rebalancing after configuration changes.

rebalancer-throttle

Larger numbers mean work harder at rebalancing.

assignment-policy

The policy to use for assignment and rebalancing.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

assignment-policy-name

What policy to use for assignment and rebalancing.

partition-key

The partition key of the range assignment policy.

This is a complex structure with the following children:

cts:base-reference

lower-bound-included

If this is true, ranges on all forests in this database include the lower bound but not the upper bound (i.e., [lower-bound, upper-bound)); if this is false, ranges on all forests include the upper bound but not the lower bound (i.e., (lower-bound, upper-bound]).

default-partition

If a document does not match any queries in all the partitions, it will be inserted into the default-partition.

Example


curl -X PUT --anyauth -u admin:admin --header "Content-Type:application/json" \
-d '{"fast-element-phrase-searches":false}' \
http://localhost:8002/manage/v2/databases/Documents/properties

==>  Sets the "fast-element-phrase-searches" property to false on the Documents database. 
    

curl -X PUT --anyauth -u admin:admin --header "Content-Type:application/xml" -d '<database-properties xmlns="http://marklogic.com/manage"><fast-phrase-searches>true</fast-phrase-searches></database-properties>' http://localhost:8002/manage/v2/databases/MyNewDatabase/properties

curl -X PUT --anyauth -u admin:admin --header "Content-Type:application/xml" -d '<database-properties xmlns="http://marklogic.com/manage"><database-backups><database-backup><backup-enabled>true</backup-enabled><backup-directory>/home/backups/Documents</backup-directory><backup-type>weekly</backup-type><backup-period>1</backup-period><backup-days><backup-day>sunday</backup-day></backup-days><backup-start-time>00:00:00</backup-start-time><backup-timestamp>2021-05-31T15:05:42.8254819+08:00</backup-timestamp><max-backups>2</max-backups><backup-security-database>true</backup-security-database><backup-schemas-database>true</backup-schemas-database><backup-triggers-database>true</backup-triggers-database><include-replicas>true</include-replicas><incremental-backup>false</incremental-backup><journal-archiving>false</journal-archiving><journal-archive-path/><journal-archive-lag-limit>15</journal-archive-lag-limit></database-backup></database-backups></database-properties>' http://localhost:8002/manage/v2/databases/MyNewDatabase/properties

==>  Sets the "fast-element-phrase-searches" property to false on the Documents database.

Example


curl -X PUT --digest -u admin:admin -H "Content-type: application/json" \
-d '{
"database-backup":[
    {"backup-id":"2889081595792328957", 
     "backup-enabled":true, 
     "backup-directory":"/home/backups/Documents",      
     "backup-type":"weekly", 
     "backup-period":1,
     "backup-day":["sunday"], 
     "backup-start-time":"00:00:00-08:00", 
     "backup-timestamp":"2015-12-22T11:01:25.081669-08:00", 
     "max-backups":2, 
     "backup-security-database":true, 
     "backup-schemas-database":true, 
     "backup-triggers-database":true, 
     "include-replicas":true, 
     "incremental-backup":false, 
     "journal-archiving":false, 
     "journal-archive-path":"", 
     "journal-archive-lag-limit":15}
 ]
}' \
http://localhost:8002/manage/v2/databases/Documents/properties

==>  Sets the Documents database to be backed up every week on
     Sunday at 12:00am.
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