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Hi Team,

I am using both ARIS Architect and ARIS Cloud with version SR 15 .

We want to schedule an database backup daly or week in client network in sharepoint or ADO .

I know that i can take a backup od databse from Architect and store it in my local drive manully .

But could you please let me know how to schedule the backup process so that it that store in sharepoint or ADO.

by Alexander Cherednichenko
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Posted on Tue, 08/03/2021 - 21:46

Hi,

If you use ARIS Cloud Advanced, there are no chances to do backups automatically. Only manually.

If you use ARIS Cloud Enterprise, you must install the Admin Tools (see screenshot) using ARIS Client distributive.

You'll get a console application ARIS Server Administrator, which commands you can use in a batch file to make whatever you need with your server, including mass backup by schedule (mostly, we use a standard Windows scheduler for these purposes).

The simplest script:

set backupdir=c:\ArisBackUp\%DATE%
md %backupdir%
C:\SoftwareAG\ARIS10.0\tools\ArisAdm\arisadm10.exe -s server.name -t default -u system manager backup all %backupdir%\

 Regards,

 

 

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by Nidhi Jain Author
Posted on Wed, 08/25/2021 - 17:43

Hi Alexander,

Thanks for you your quick reply .

Is there any API that support me to schedule Backup ?

or can i use ARIS report or script to schedule the backup.

 

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by Runé Becker
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Posted on Wed, 08/25/2021 - 18:24

In reply to by Nidhi23

Dear Nidhi,

If you are OK to backup your complete tenant, you could use ARIS Tenant Management to schedule tenant backups. It's available on your ARIS installation when you replace /#default/home by /tm.

A tenant includes all data, means databases, scripts, macros, templates, filters, users and user groups along with their assigned licenses etc.

ARIS Tenant Management offers also rotating backups, means that e.g. only the last 3 backups are kept.

Of course, ARIS Server Administrator is accessible also as batch file, so that you could use Windows' Task Scheduler.

Does this help?

Cheers
Rune

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