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Product: | Elvis |
Version: | from 2.7.709 |
Stand: | 2010-12-14 |
You have the option to save your database, while the process server is running. This works once by the button Save in Elvis-server-remote control. But you can do this also via command line parameters.
You can use the following options (from version 2.7.709):
Compile a backup while the process server is running:
Enter in your Elvis-directory via command line: ElvisRsc <computer> -backup <database name><local file name> -u=<user> [-p=<pwd>] <computer>
computer: for local, IP address or name for remote
e.g.: C:\Programme\Elvis 2.7>ElvisRsc. -backup demo “C:\Temp\demobackup.db \demo1.db” -u=Administrator -p=administrator
You can also start or stop a database via the process server remote control by command line parameters.
Start a database:
Enter in your Elvis-directory via command line: “ElvisRsc<computer>-start<database path>”
computer: for local, IP address or name for remote
e.g.: C:\Programme\Elvis 2.7>ElvisRsc. -start “C:\Programme\Elvis 2.7\Beispiele\demo.db”
Stop a database:
Enter in your Elvis-directory via command line: ElvisRsc <computer> -stop <database name> -u=<user> [-p=<pwd>]
computer: for local, IP address or name for remote
e.g.: C:\Programme\Elvis 2.7>ElvisRsc. -stop demo -u=Administrator -p=administrator
Overview of Parameters of the server-remote control (ElvisRsc.exe):
ElvisRsc -?
For automate the backup you can use the usual help of windows (e.g. scheduled tasks , batchfiles).
Versions 2.5 to 2.7.709:
For making a backup (copy) of a database while the process server is running, you can use the command line-tool ElvisBackup.
Download here the file kb050043.zip (16 KB).
example: “C:\Programme\Elvis 2.5\ElvisBackup.exe” example “C:\Programme\Elvis 2.5\Backup\example_2007.db”