Restore your database(s) to the Original location,Alternate location, or restore as raw file for manual recovery.
Key:
Field
Description
Select what to restore
For database restore, one option is available, ie. Choose from files as of job'.
Restore raw file
Save the files on your hard disk.
Restore databases to
There are three options: 'Original location', 'Alternate location' or Restore raw file.
Verify checksum of in-file delta files during restore
When this option is checked, the checksum of in-file delta files will be verified during the restore process. This will check the data for errors during the restore process and create a data summary of the in-file delta files which will be included in the report.
To restore MariaDB backup set:
Select the backup snapshot from the 'Select what to restore' drop down box. Select the date and time of the backup from the date and time drop down box.
Select the database(s) that you want to restore from the list. Click on the check box next to the database(s) you want to restore.
Select 'Restore databases to' to choose restore location.
For Original database:
Click on [Restore] and your current database will be replaced by the restored copy.
For Alternate database:
Select the database that you need to restore (one database at a time), click on [Next].
Enter the database name.
Enter the host.
Enter the port.
Enter the username
Enter the password
For Restore Raw File:
Select the database(s) that you need to restore as raw files.
Check 'Restore raw file' checkbox and click [Next].
Click on [Browse] to select the location to store the raw files.
Option: Check 'Verify checksum of in-file delta files during restore' checkbox and click [Next].
Click on [Restore] to begin the restore process.
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Please note that the add network drive feature is not supported in the 'Restore raw file' option. This option can only select network drives which have already been setup in Windows.