The Backup/Restore page allows the user to backup and restore all Vault Professional databases. Since Vault Professional uses SQL Server’s backup tool, this is merely an interface to manually create backups of the Vault Professional database. To automatically backup your Vault Professional databases via a script, consult SQL Server’s backup documentation.
Vault Professional backup files are placed in SQL Server’s defined location for backup files.
Backup Database
In the Backup File Name field, type the name of the backup file. The input name must be a valid file name. Vault Professional will automatically append ".sgvbak" to the file name.
Add a brief description of the backup file.
Click Backup Now to start the backup.
Restore Database
The Backup List box is a list of all files in the server backup directory that are Vault Professional backup files. The description and date and time of the file are also listed.
Click Restore to restore the selected file on the server. All users must be logged off. If there are other users logged in and the Vault Professional server is unable to lock the database, an error message will appear and the restore will be cancelled.
When you restore a backup, it will completely overwrite all the data in the current Vault Professional database in all repositories.
You must provide the SQL Server password in order to restore the database.
Click Delete to delete the selected backup entry from the list.
This does not delete the backup file itself from the SQL machine. You must remove these files if you want to reclaim disk space.