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By clicking this button the function to view the directory of all SQL Dump Files will be activated. This overview shows all contained SQL Dump Files and is divided in categories. Additional it's possible to manage the SQL Dump Files on a remote FTP server. |
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By clicking this button the function for a manually started backup will be activated. In this function it's possible to select tables they should include in the backup. Additional there are some maintenance actions fort he tables available. More information's about this functionality are available in this dialog. |
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By clicking this button the function for viewing the log of the scheduled backup jobs will be activated. This view gives an overview of all activities created by the scheduled backup jobs. Possible errors are apparent here. |
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By clicking this button the function "Settings" will be activated. Within this function it's possible to define the default backup options. These settings will be used for all manually initiated backups and as default values for new scheduled backup jobs. |
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By clicking this button the action for deleting a scheduled backup job will be accomplished. With this action all settings for these jobs are deleted. SQL Dump files according to this scheduled backup job will be hold. In the function "Repository" they will shown as "Unknown". The remote access via FTP is not anymore possible. |
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By clicking this button the action for editing an existing scheduled backup job will be accomplished. Only the first selected scheduled backup job will be switch into edit mode. Additional it's possible to initiate this action by clicking on the job name. |
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By clicking this button the action for creating a new scheduled backup job will be accomplished. This dialog contains all default settings defined in the function "Settings". The settings for the scheduled backup job can be adjusted to the individual requirements. |
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By clicking this button the action for executing of the selected scheduled backup jobs will be accomplished. After successfully execution the last run time is set to the actual time and this implied the next scheduled time for this backup job. |