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backing up files

lbberklbberk Posts: 1
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What is the best method of backing up the OpenClinca data? Backing up just the Postgres database, or is there a more involved procedure? Is there an automatic backup function within OpenClinica?
L. Berk

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  • fcuevasfcuevas Posts: 1
    I dont know, i ll investigate and then i ll have an answer.
    Bye.
    2006/11/18, L Berk :
    What is the best method of backing up the OpenClinca data? Backing up just the Postgres database, or is there a more involved procedure? Is there an automatic backup function within OpenClinica?
    L. Berk
  • jaronjaron Posts: 30
    It is important to also remember to archive and back up your data directory. This directory contains all of the CRF original and template designs, as well as all of the exported datasets. This is the directory specified by the filePath property in datainfo.properties.

    - Jaron
    Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 2:57 AM
    To: Francisco Cuevas; L Berk
    Cc: [email protected]
    Subject: HA: [Users] backing up files

    In the past, we have typically done something like pg_dump to isolate all the data into a .SQL file, and then re-inserted that data to rebuild a database. You can manipulate the command to save data only, and keep all data in the form of INSERTs only. If you need more information, I can dig up some sample commands and you can try them out on your own instance of OpenClinica.

    Hope that helps,
    Tom

    От: users-b[email protected] от имени Francisco Cuevas
    Отправлено: Вс, 19.11.2006 18:59
    Кому: L Berk
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    Тема: Re: [Users] backing up files
    I dont know, i ll investigate and then i ll have an answer.
    Bye.
    2006/11/18, L Berk :
    What is the best method of backing up the OpenClinca data? Backing up just the Postgres database, or is there a more involved procedure? Is there an automatic backup function within OpenClinica?
    L. Berk
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