Back up a catalog Search. Plan your backup strategy. When formulating a backup strategy: Remember that the more frequently you back up your catalog and photos, the less data you stand to lose when a crash or corruption occurs. If possible, store the backup copies of your photos and catalog on a separate hard disk from your working files. Consider using dedicated backup software to automate the process and synchronize changes between your working and backup files. For greater security, store your backup disk in a separate location from your working disk, preferably offsite or in a fire-proof safe.
Consider making copies of your photos when you import them. Remember that this gives you only a copy of your original photos, not your edited photos. See Back up photos during import. The time is represented by a hour clock without a colon between hours and minutes. The backed up catalog is saved inside the date-stamped folder, with the same name as the working catalog. Lightroom Classic writes a new catalog every time it creates a backup.
To save space on your hard disk, delete or compress old backup files. In addition, make sure that you have write permissions for the location where you decide to save your backup. Schedule catalog backups. No backups are performed by Lightroom Classic. Before you drop a schedule, cancel any in-progress jobs first, as you will not be able to look up the job ID once the schedule is dropped. After CockroachDB successfully initiates a scheduled backup, it registers the backup as a job.
You can view , pause , resume , or cancel each individual backup job. To view jobs for a specific backup schedule , use the schedule's id :. To pause jobs for a specific backup schedule , use the schedule's id :.
To resume jobs for a specific backup schedule , use the schedule's id :. To cancel jobs for a specific backup schedule , use the schedule's id :. Why CockroachDB. For example, select First to trigger the backup in the first week of the month. An exception prevents Oracle Secure Backup from backing up data on the day you specify. You can use the Web tool to add a trigger that repeats every month to an existing backup schedule.
To schedule a monthly backup trigger:. You can use the Web tool to add a trigger that repeats every quarter to an existing backup schedule. Select this option to specify a day of the quarter. Day 92 is treated as the last day in the quarter even if there are less than 92 days in the quarter.
You can use the Web tool to add a trigger that repeats every year to an existing backup schedule. To create a yearly backup trigger:. You can use the Web tool to edit a trigger that already exists in a backup schedule. You must have the modify administrative domain's configuration right to edit a trigger.
To edit a trigger:. Select the trigger you want to edit in the list of triggers and click Edit. You can use the Web tool to remove a trigger that already exists in a backup schedule.
You must have the modify administrative domain's configuration right to remove a trigger. You can use the Web tool to preview the schedules of existing triggers.
An on-demand backup is an ad hoc or one-time-only backup of the data in a dataset. On-demand backups are useful for supplementing a scheduled backup and testing whether the administrative domain is correctly configured.
You must have the modify administrative domain's configuration right to create a dataset file. Log in to the administrative domain as an Oracle Secure Backup user with the rights to perform the backup and the UNIX, Linux, or Windows account needed to access the data to be backed up.
You need the perform backups as self right to perform unprivileged backup s and the perform backups as privileged user right to perform privileged backup s. Create at least one backup request. Oracle Secure Backup saves each backup request locally in your Oracle Secure Backup Web tool or obtool session until you send it to the scheduler. In this state, the backup is not eligible to run. This page displays each backup request that you have created but not yet sent to the scheduler.
Backup requests are identified by a backup name and number. On-demand backups run just once, either immediately or at a specified time in the future. In contrast, a scheduled backup runs according to a user-specified schedule. You can perform all on-demand backup creation and configuration tasks in the Backup Now page or in pages to which it provides links.
This section explains how to create a backup request. Note that creating a backup request is not the same as sending the request to the scheduler. Select a future date and time for the backup to run in the Backup date and Backup time lists. If you leave these fields unchanged, then Oracle Secure Backup considers your backup job as eligible to run immediately.
This option instructs Oracle Secure Backup to automatically expire this backup job if it has not started within the specified expiration period after the date and time intervals defined earlier in the Backup date and Backup time lists. By default the expiration is disabled , which means that it never expires. Select this option to back up all data in a dataset, regardless of when it was last backed up. Select this option to specify a full level 0 backup and instruct Oracle Secure Backup to keep a record of this backup so that it does not affect the full or incremental backup schedule.
Select a media family to which this backup should be assigned in the Media family list. Select restrictions on this backup in the Restrictions field. You can select a particular tape device. You can also use click and shift-click to select a range of tape devices or control-click to select additional individual tape devices. Restrictions come in the following forms:. This form specifies any drive-host attachment. If no tape device is selected, then Oracle Secure Backup uses tape device polling to find any available tape device for use in backup and restore operations.
The priority of a job is a positive integer value. The default value is The lower this value, the greater the priority assigned to the job by the scheduler.
It considers priority 20 jobs, for example, more important than priority jobs. The scheduler always gives preference to dispatching higher priority jobs over lower priority ones. Choose whether you want the backup to operate in unprivileged or privileged mode. Unprivileged mode is the default. You must have the perform file system backups as privileged user right if you specify privileged. Otherwise, you must have the perform file system backups as self right.
This option specifies that the backup is not encrypted, overriding the host-required encryption setting. This option specifies a backup encrypted by Oracle Secure Backup with a user-supplied one-time passphrase. If you select this option, then you must also select an encryption algorithm option and enter a passphrase in the specify passphrase field. The Backup: Backup Now page displays a success message, and your backup request appears in the list of requests.
This section explains how to remove a backup request you have created, but have not yet sent to the scheduler with the Oracle Secure Backup Web tool. The Backup: Backup Now page displays a success message, and the backup request no longer appears in the list of backup requests.
You can use the Web tool to sends all backup requests that are queued in the request queue to the Oracle Secure Backup scheduler. Backup requests are held locally until you specify the Go option. When backup requests are forwarded to the scheduler, the scheduler creates a job for each backup request and adds it to the job list.
At this time, the jobs are eligible for execution. If you specified a future date or time for a job, then this job is not eligible for execution until the specified time arrives.
Oracle Secure Backup assigns each on-demand backup job an identifier consisting of the username of the logged in user, a slash, and a unique numeric identifier. The Backup: Backup Now page displays a message for each request acknowledged by the scheduler. For example:. Oracle Secure Backup deletes each backup request upon its acceptance by the scheduler. As a result, the page displays no requests upon completion of the Go operation. If you lose the critical data stored on the administrative server, then you lose the configuration data for the administrative domain and all backup and volume records.
Oracle Secure Backup is configured on installation to perform automatic regular catalog backup jobs. The backup administrator is required only to specify a trigger, to define the frequency of backup. No other configuration is required, but you can customize the backup by adding device restrictions, more triggers, or both.
See Also: "Choosing a Backup Schedule". See Also: "About Backup Schedules". The backup has reached a point from which it can be restarted. See Also: "Managing Checkpoints". See Also: "Database Backups". See Also: "Backup Images and Media" for more information on backup images and sections. There are two view modes: Inclusive When you browse a directory in inclusive mode, Oracle Secure Backup displays the name of every file-system object backed up from the directory.
This display behavior assumes the that you did not do the following: Overwrite either backup image Manually clean up the backup catalog Explicitly direct Oracle Secure Backup to retire any backup catalog data Exact When you browse a directory in exact mode, you display only the contents of a directory identified by the data selector.
You must consider several factors when determining the best method of performing backups at your site: How much data are you required to back up? Example brhost2. Example brhost3. Example winhost1. Example brhosts. To add a dataset file: Follow the procedure in "Displaying the Datasets Page". The Backup: Datasets page appears. Click Add. Enter a name for the dataset file in the Name field. See Also: "Checking a Dataset File" for details on errors.
To check a dataset file for errors: Follow the procedure in "Displaying the Datasets Page". Note: You can only check a dataset file, not a dataset directory. To edit parameters in an existing dataset file: Follow the procedure in "Displaying the Datasets Page". Make whatever changes you want to the dataset template and click Save. To rename a dataset file or dataset directory: Follow the procedure in "Displaying the Datasets Page". A different page appears.
To remove a dataset file or dataset directory: Follow the procedure in "Displaying the Datasets Page". Click Remove. A confirmation page appears. Click Yes to remove the dataset file or directory. The Configure: Backup Windows page appears. In the Type list, select a backup window type. Your choices are: Day range Date If you selected Day range in step 3 , then select the days for which you want to set the backup window.
Your choices are: Daily Specify this option to set the backup window for each day of the week. Weekdays Specify this option to set the backup window for Monday through Friday. Weekend Specify this option to set the backup window for Saturday and Sunday. Enter a local time range in the Time range field.
Oracle Secure Backup starts each scheduled backup during this time range. Click OK to add the backup window. For example, if you have an existing daily backup window with a time range, and you add another daily backup window with a time range, then the Configure: Backup Windows page displays the following: daily , Select the backup window to remove.
Click Yes to remove the backup window. See Also: "Adding a Backup Window". Close menu. Home Pricing Extra Contact Blog. Wedding Photography Ideas. Wedding Shooting. Wedding Lighting. Wedding Poses. How to Take Wedding Photos. How to Become a Photographer. ShootDotEdit Featured Photographer. Social Media Tips. Close cart. Shipping, taxes, and discount codes calculated at checkout.
Check out. Your cart is currently empty. How to Backup Lightroom Catalog Because it takes time and dedication to learn a photo editing tool like Adobe Lightroom to deliver professional-level results, we wanted to share our insights. Why You Need a Lightroom Catalog Backup Just as with any field that relies on digital technology and computers, your photography and final images are susceptible to many issues related to storing those files.
These concerns apply to all digital files, but are particularly important for photos that cannot be replaced: Unexpected Crashes Program and computer crashes are never convenient, but they can be particularly disastrous when, as they often do, they come with the loss of files.
Computer Viruses Along with crashes, computer viruses are another digital danger that is often accompanied by corrupted or lost files. Physical Damage Theft, dropping the computer, damage from electrical surges and internal computer issues like an unstable power supply are also threats to your device and files.
How to Backup Lightroom Catalogs There are several different approaches you can take to create a Lightroom backup of your files depending on how you want to store and organize your backed-up files , and how often you want to make backups of your Lightroom catalog or catalogs. How to Backup Lightroom Catalog Manually Manual backups give you full control over the backup process as well as the timing of Lightroom catalog backups.
Take the following steps to create a manual backup of your Lightroom catalog: Step 1: Within Lightroom, locate your Catalog Settings menu. Step 4: Close the Catalog Settings menu and the Lightroom application. How to Backup Lightroom Catalog Automatically Automatic backups of your photography files mean you do not have to constantly think about your Lightroom backup catalog.
Take the following steps to schedule automatic backups of your Lightroom catalog: Step 1: Within Lightroom, locate your Catalog Settings menu. Only one backup is created per day regardless of how many times you close the program. How to Manage Lightroom Catalog Backups As you are planning how to backup Lightroom photos, you will also need to know how to manage these Lightroom catalog backups.
How to Change Lightroom Catalog Location The default location of your backup Lightroom catalog varies slightly based on whether your computer is Windows or a Mac. Step 1: Within Lightroom, locate your Catalog Settings menu.
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