Wiki source code of BackupBDD
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| 1 | = Introduction = | ||
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| 3 | The "BackupBDD" connector can be used to dump a database for backup, the dump typically contains SQL statements to create the table, populate it, or both. | ||
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| 5 | The use of this connector is essential in order to recover from most disasters. However, a backup will also help protect you against database upgrades that go bad, table corruption, and other system problems. | ||
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| 7 | [[image:backupbdd.PNG]] | ||
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| 9 | = Use = | ||
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| 11 | It's simple to maintain a good and working backup using "BackupBDD". | ||
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| 13 | [[image:backupbddfd.PNG||height="303" width="363"]] | ||
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| 16 | First, we should give a name to the output dump in 'OutputFileName' field. | ||
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| 18 | Then, indicate if we want to zip the dump script or not by checking the "ZipFile" check button. | ||
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| 21 | **Note Bene:** | ||
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| 23 | It is recommended to check the param "ZIP file" for backups. | ||
| 24 | The backups generated are automatically transferred to the BACKUPS directory with a clean of the old backups on the same directory. | ||
| 25 | iXPath leaves the last 3 backups made. |