In the Projects and Portfolios category
views a folder and its contents can be archived and restored to a
different system.
Using the archive and
restore facilities, a SAS Model Manager administrator can back up a folder in one
repository and restore it to another repository. The folder is archived as a compressed ZIP
file.
Note: The attachments and comments
at the portfolio level, project level, and model level are managed
by separate services and are not stored within the portfolio, project,
and model objects. Therefore, the attachments and comments are not
included in the archived ZIP file.
Before you restore a
folder, you should first create a folder to restore it to, since the
restored projects reside at the same level that you specified. A best
practice is to give the restored folder the same name as the archived
ZIP file. The contents of the archived folder are restored to the
new folder.
Note: All tables that are referenced
within the projects and portfolios that are restored must be registered
in the SAS Metadata Repository and made available to the
DataTables category
view.
For more information,
see Managing Data Tables.
Folders cannot be restored
in these situations:
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The name of the organizational
folder to be restored is the same as a project name in the archived
folder.
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The same archived ZIP file has
already been restored in a folder on the same WebDAV server.
To archive a folder:
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Select
ActionsArchive.
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Select a folder where
the contents are to be saved.
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To restore a folder:
Tip
Create a folder first into
which to place the restored project.
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Select
ActionsRestore.
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Navigate to the folder
where the contents are saved.
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Note: After restoring a folder,
verify that the following requirements have been met:
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All
scheduled jobs for scoring tests, performance, and retraining for the projects within a folder must
be deleted and re-created on the system where the folder was restored.
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All
user-defined templates for a model, report, and properties must exist on the system where the folders were
restored. If they do not exist you must re-create the templates.
For more information,
see the following topics: