MarkLogic 9 Product Documentation
admin:database-one-time-backupadmin:database-one-time-backup(
$backup-dir as xs:string,
$start as xs:dateTime,
$max-backups as xs:unsignedLong,
$backup-security-db as xs:boolean,
$backup-schemas-db as xs:boolean,
$backup-triggers-db as xs:boolean,
[$include-replicas as xs:boolean],
[$journal-archiving as xs:boolean?],
[$journal-archive-path as xs:string?],
[$lag-limit as xs:unsignedLong?]
) as element(db:database-backup)
Summary
This function constructs a one-time backup specification.
Parameters |
backup-dir |
The directory where the backup will be saved to.
|
start |
The starting dateTime of the scheduled backup.
|
max-backups |
The maximum number of backups to keep in the backup
directory.
|
backup-security-db |
Whether to backup the security database alongside the
current backup.
|
backup-schemas-db |
Whether to backup the schemas database alongside the
current backup.
|
backup-triggers-db |
Whether to backup the triggers database alongside the
current backup.
|
include-replicas |
If set to false , do not include the replicas in
the backup. The default is true , which means to
include all replicas in the backup.
|
journal-archiving |
Whether or not to enable journal archiving. Defaults to false .
|
journal-archive-path |
Path for where archived journals are stored. Defaults to the backup data directory.
|
lag-limit |
Maximum difference in seconds that the archived journal can lag behind its forest's active journal. Defaults to 900.
|
Example
xquery version "1.0-ml";
import module namespace admin = "http://marklogic.com/xdmp/admin"
at "/MarkLogic/admin.xqy";
admin:database-one-time-backup("/backup-dir",
xs:dateTime("2008-02-14T09:45:00"),10,true(),true(),true())
(: returns the one-time backup :)
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