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RESTORE DATABASE from INCREMENTAL_BACKUP does not accept directory name. #10319

Closed Nulhiedbriks closed 1 month ago

Nulhiedbriks commented 1 month ago

OrientDB Version: 3.2.29

Java Version: 1.8.0_401

OS: Ubuntu 20.04

Enterprise agent : agent-3.2.29.jar

Expected behavior

Database restored from incremental backup files

Actual behavior

I did the incremental backup from the enterprise edition. I got 3 files from the backup in a directory (/backup/mydb) mydb_2024-09-25-14-12-56_0_full.ibu3 mydb_2024-09-25-14-19-05_1.ibu3 mydb_2024-09-25-14-20-04_2.ibu3

From the doc, i delete mydb then recreate empty mydb via console.sh and execute the command RESTORE DATABASE /path/to/backup/mydb Here what i got : 

orientdb {db=mydb}> restore database /path/to/backup/mydb
Restoring database 'database /path/to/backup/mydb' from full backup...
Database restored in 0,00 seconds
Error: java.io.FileNotFoundException: '/path/to/backup/mydb'  (is directory)

In source code there is no mention of incremental restore. I suppose there is a specific configuration for that case but there is no documentation.

Thanks in advance.

tglman commented 1 month ago

Hi,

here are the docs: https://orientdb.dev/docs/3.2.x/admin/Incremental-Backup-And-Restore.html#incremental-restore-via-the-console

Bye

Nulhiedbriks commented 1 month ago

Thansk a lot !

I was looking on the wrong doc page : https://orientdb.dev/docs/3.2.x/console/Console-Command-Restore.html