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Partial or incomplete backups of the Metadata Repository may result in
the inability to restore the repository. Restoration may be required in
the event of a corrupt repository.
 
To successfully backup the Metadata Server, the server must be stopped
or paused. If the server is not stopped or paused, the resulting backup
may be unusable. The backup can be done by manually stopping the server,
running backup software or Operating backup commands, or by following
the instructions in the links below.
 
To ensure an accurate backup snapshot, you should pause all repositories
on the server, as well as the repository manager, and back them up
together as a set, or at least back up all repositories that have
dependencies defined between them. For backup instructions, see Backing
Up and Restoring the SAS Metadata Server in the SAS Intelligence
Platform: System Administration Guide.
http://support.sas.com/onlinedoc/913/docMainpage.jsp?_topic=bisag.hlp/a003141052.htm
 

When a repository becomes corrupt, a backup can be used to restore to
the point at which the backup was taken. If no backup exists or the
backup was not done properly, completely rebuilding the repository may
be necessary.
 
 

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