Hi all,
In this post we will list down the steps to take backup using power shell & Service Instance.
If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts.
We will see usage of below listed 3 & 4 Commandlet options in this post.
3. UseNST_AllCompanies
4. UseNST_SomeCompanies
Let's see how to use each of them.
3. UseNST_AllCompanies
* Remember the Service Instance Should be Running and Available.
Below are parameters of the command-lets 3 -
1. All Companies - You want to backup all companies or not.
2. File Name - The File Path and name where you want to store the backup (ends with Extension => .navdata).
3. ServerInstance - Service Name which is connected to Database which we want to backup.
4. Description - Description to file that you want to give.
5. Include Application - Want application objects or not.
6. Include Application Data - Want data that defines the application in the database.
7. Include Global Data - Want Data common to all companies or not.
8. Tenant - Used in Multitenat (Will Discuss Later in Separate Post)
As shown below is the parameters set for the backup.
Below is the command generated for the all companies backup.
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Export-NAVData -AllCompanies -FileName c:\All_Comapniesbackup_Service.navdata -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -Description "This is all companies backup using service tier." -IncludeApplication -IncludeApplicationData -IncludeGlobalData
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Run the command and backup will be placed as shown below.
4. UseNST_SomeCompanies
* Remember the Service Instance Should be Running and Available.
* In this script we skip the application objects and global data.
Below are parameters of the command-lets 4 -
1. File Name - The File Path and name where you want to store the backup (ends with Extension => .navdata).
2. ServerInstance - Service Name which is connected to Database which we want to backup.
3. CompanyName - Name of Company you want to backup (if multiple put them as comma separated).
* Multi Character Name should be in ''.
4. Description - Description to file that you want to give.
5. Include Application - Want application objects or not.
6. Include Application Data - Want data that defines the application in the database.
7. Include Global Data - Want Data common to all companies or not.
8. Tenant - Used in Multitenat (Will Discuss Later in Separate Post)
As shown below is the parameters set for the backup.
Below is the command generated for the all companies backup.
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Export-NAVData -FileName c:\Two_Comapniesbackup_Service.navdata -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName B,'CRONUS International Ltd.' -Description "This is two companies backup using service tier without Global data." -IncludeApplicationData
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Run the command and backup will be placed as shown below.
I hope you are able to understand the concept discussed above. In Next post we will see how to Take Backup from Windows Client.
Regards,
Saurav Dhyani
In this post we will list down the steps to take backup using power shell & Service Instance.
If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts.
We will see usage of below listed 3 & 4 Commandlet options in this post.
3. UseNST_AllCompanies
4. UseNST_SomeCompanies
Let's see how to use each of them.
3. UseNST_AllCompanies
* Remember the Service Instance Should be Running and Available.
Below are parameters of the command-lets 3 -
1. All Companies - You want to backup all companies or not.
2. File Name - The File Path and name where you want to store the backup (ends with Extension => .navdata).
3. ServerInstance - Service Name which is connected to Database which we want to backup.
4. Description - Description to file that you want to give.
5. Include Application - Want application objects or not.
6. Include Application Data - Want data that defines the application in the database.
7. Include Global Data - Want Data common to all companies or not.
8. Tenant - Used in Multitenat (Will Discuss Later in Separate Post)
As shown below is the parameters set for the backup.
Below is the command generated for the all companies backup.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Export-NAVData -AllCompanies -FileName c:\All_Comapniesbackup_Service.navdata -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -Description "This is all companies backup using service tier." -IncludeApplication -IncludeApplicationData -IncludeGlobalData
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Run the command and backup will be placed as shown below.
4. UseNST_SomeCompanies
* Remember the Service Instance Should be Running and Available.
* In this script we skip the application objects and global data.
Below are parameters of the command-lets 4 -
1. File Name - The File Path and name where you want to store the backup (ends with Extension => .navdata).
2. ServerInstance - Service Name which is connected to Database which we want to backup.
3. CompanyName - Name of Company you want to backup (if multiple put them as comma separated).
* Multi Character Name should be in ''.
4. Description - Description to file that you want to give.
5. Include Application - Want application objects or not.
6. Include Application Data - Want data that defines the application in the database.
7. Include Global Data - Want Data common to all companies or not.
8. Tenant - Used in Multitenat (Will Discuss Later in Separate Post)
As shown below is the parameters set for the backup.
Below is the command generated for the all companies backup.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Export-NAVData -FileName c:\Two_Comapniesbackup_Service.navdata -ServerInstance DynamicsNAV71 -CompanyName B,'CRONUS International Ltd.' -Description "This is two companies backup using service tier without Global data." -IncludeApplicationData
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Run the command and backup will be placed as shown below.
I hope you are able to understand the concept discussed above. In Next post we will see how to Take Backup from Windows Client.
Regards,
Saurav Dhyani
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