MarkLogic 10 Product Documentationxdmp functions (Admin)
For the complete list of functions and categories in this namespace, refer to the main xdmp functions page.
38 functions
| Function name | Description |
|---|---|
| xdmp:database-backup | Starts an asynchronous backup of the specified list of forests to the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:database-backup-cancel | Cancels an outstanding backup job with the specified job ID, returning true if the cancel operation is successful, false if the cancel operation is not successful. |
| xdmp:database-backup-purge | Purge old backups from a directory. |
| xdmp:database-backup-status | Checks the status of the outstanding backup job with the specified job ID. |
| xdmp:database-backup-validate | Validates that the specified list of forests can be backed up to the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:database-incremental-backup | Starts an asynchronous incremental backup of the specified list of forests to the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:database-incremental-backup-validate | Validates that the specified list of forests can be backed up to the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:database-journal-archive-purge | Purge journal archive before last incremental backup from a directory. |
| xdmp:database-restore | Starts an asynchronous restore of the specified list of destination forests from the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:database-restore-cancel | Cancels an outstanding restore job with the specified job ID, returning true if the cancel operation is successful, false if the cancel operation is not successful. |
| xdmp:database-restore-status | Checks the status of the outstanding restore job with the specified job ID. |
| xdmp:database-restore-validate | Validates that the specified list of destination forests can be restored from the backup data directory. |
| xdmp:filesystem-directory | Performs a directory listing of the given file pathname. |
| xdmp:filesystem-directory-create | Creates the directory specified by pathname. |
| xdmp:filesystem-directory-delete | Deletes the directory specified by pathname. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file | Reads a file from the filesystem. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-delete | Deletes the file specified by pathname. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-encryption-status | Return the encryption status of a file. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-exists | Return true if a file exists on a host; otherwise false. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-get-time | Returns access and modification time for a file. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-length | Reads the length of a file from the filesystem. |
| xdmp:filesystem-file-set-time | Sets access and modification time for a file. |
| xdmp:filesystem-filepath | Returns the canonicalized file path of the input path. |
| xdmp:forest-backup | Backs up forest data files. |
| xdmp:forest-backup-status | Checks the status of the specified forests for any outstanding backup jobs. |
| xdmp:forest-clear | Clears forest data files, including all stands and journals. |
| xdmp:forest-database-replication-resume | Resume database replication with the specified forest IDs. |
| xdmp:forest-database-replication-suspend | Suspend database replication with the specified forest IDs. |
| xdmp:forest-open-replica | Returns the forest ID for each specified forest or for each forest's replica if the forest is currently experiencing a local disk failover. |
| xdmp:forest-restart | Restarts a forest. |
| xdmp:forest-restore | Restores forest data files. |
| xdmp:forest-rollback | Rolls forests back to a previous point in time, marking any fragment newer than the specified timestamp as deleted. |
| xdmp:forest-validate-replica-index | Validate index data for the database replica forests of the specified forests. |
| xdmp:merge-cancel | Cancel the merge with the specified merge ID on a forest with the specified forest ID. |
| xdmp:restart | Restart servers on hosts. |
| xdmp:shutdown | Shutdown servers on hosts. |
| xdmp:start-journal-archiving | Starts journal archiving to the specified list of forests. |
| xdmp:stop-journal-archiving | Stops journal archiving to the specified list of forests. |