ArcGIS Data Store Backup schedul #34

Manage automatic backups

By default, ArcGIS Data Store creates a full backup of data stores every four days, but you can change how often the data store creates a full backup by running the updatebackupschedule utility

Change backup frequency
If your organization members publish and edit large numbers of hosted layers, or you archive large volumes of streaming data, increase the frequency of backups.

updatebackupschedule [--store relational|tileCache|spatiotemporal|graph] [--starttime <local server time>] --frequency <number of days>

For example, type the following to schedule full relational data store backups at 3:00 a.m. (local server time) every day:

updatebackupschedule --store relational --starttime 03:00:00 --frequency 1

max backup file

Change how long automatic relational data store backup files are retained

The backup directory retains relational data store backup files for seven days by default. This means if you keep the default backup frequency (every four days) and retention schedules (seven days), the backup directory contains two full backups. If you reenable point-in-time recovery, the backup directory also contains seven days of incremental backup files. The size of these files depends on the amount and size of your data. The machine that stores your backups must have enough disk space for all these files. If you increase the backup frequency, consider decreasing the retention period for the backup files. In the previous section, the backup frequency was increased to every day. To prevent your backup directory from becoming too large, decrease the backup file retention period.

The syntax to run the updatebackupretaindays utility is as follows:

updatebackupretaindays <number of days>

In the following example, backup file retention time is changed to four days:

updatebackupretaindays 4

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enterprise.arcgis.com: Manage automatic backups

## Manage automatic backups By default, ArcGIS Data Store creates a full backup of data stores every four days, but you can change how often the data store creates a full backup by running the updatebackupschedule utility - Change backup frequency If your organization members publish and edit large numbers of hosted layers, or you archive large volumes of streaming data, increase the frequency of backups. ```bash updatebackupschedule [--store relational|tileCache|spatiotemporal|graph] [--starttime <local server time>] --frequency <number of days> ``` For example, type the following to schedule full relational data store backups at 3:00 a.m. (local server time) every day: ```bash updatebackupschedule --store relational --starttime 03:00:00 --frequency 1 ``` ## max backup file Change how long automatic relational data store backup files are retained The backup directory retains relational data store backup files for seven days by default. This means if you keep the default backup frequency (every four days) and retention schedules (seven days), the backup directory contains two full backups. If you reenable point-in-time recovery, the backup directory also contains seven days of incremental backup files. The size of these files depends on the amount and size of your data. The machine that stores your backups must have enough disk space for all these files. If you increase the backup frequency, consider decreasing the retention period for the backup files. In the previous section, the backup frequency was increased to every day. To prevent your backup directory from becoming too large, decrease the backup file retention period. The syntax to run the updatebackupretaindays utility is as follows: ```bash updatebackupretaindays <number of days> ``` In the following example, backup file retention time is changed to four days: ```bash updatebackupretaindays 4 ``` ## refrensi - [enterprise.arcgis.com](https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/data-store-backups.htm#ESRI_SECTION2_BDDF3EBE5A2B4961BA45EF2E77829DB6): Manage automatic backups