Bqbackup setup

Enclose the phrase in double quotes " On Windows systems, all printable characters are permitted including space " " and period ". Specifies the name of a file in which to write progress information. NetBackup creates the file if it does not exist. Include the -en option to generate a progress log that is in English. This option is useful to support personnel in a distributed environment where different locales may create logs of various languages.

Only default paths are allowed for this option and Veritas recommends to use the default paths. If you cannot use the NetBackup default path in your setup, you should add custom paths to the NetBackup configuration. If this option is not specified, NetBackup uses the first policy it finds that includes the client and a user backup schedule.

This option is required for an immediate-manual backup -i option. Names the schedule to use for the backup. If it is not specified, the NetBackup server uses the first user backup schedule it finds for the client in the policy currently in use.

On Windows systems, -S specifies the name s of the NetBackup master server s. The default is the server designated as current on the Servers tab of the Specify NetBackup Machines dialog box. To display this dialog box, start the Backup, Archive, and Restore user interface on the client.

Specifies one of the following numbers that correspond to the policy type. The default for Windows clients is 13 , and the default for all others is 0 :. Note that the following policy types apply only to the NetBackup Enterprise Server. Causes NetBackup to wait for a completion status from the server before it returns you to the system prompt.

You can optionally specify a wait time in hours, minutes, and seconds. The maximum wait time you can specify is If the wait time expires before the backup is complete, the command exits with a timeout status. The backup, however, still completes on the server. For example: --filter "labels. To filter based on transfer configurations, use dataSourceIds as the key, and one of the following data sources as the value:.

To filter based on transfer runs, use states as the key, and one of the following transfer states as the value:. To list BigQuery ML models, set to true. To show all projects, set to true.

To list all reservations for a given project and location, set to true. To list all reservation assignments for a given project and location, set to true. To list all routines in the specified dataset, set to true. Routines include persistent user-defined functions , table functions Preview , and stored procedures. When specified, lists all the row-level access policies on a table.

Row-level access policies are used for row-level security. You must supply the table name in the format dataset. To list transfer configurations in the specified project and location, set to true. List transfer configurations in the specified location. You set the transfer location when the transfer is created.

To list transfer log messages for the specified transfer run, set to true. The collection whose objects that you want to list. The resource can be a dataset, project, reservation, or transfer configuration.

For more information about using the bq ls command, see the following:. The bq mk command takes a type flag that specifies the type of resource to create, and additional flags that depend on the resource type. Your selection specifies the type of resource to create. Assign a folder, project, or organization to a reservation.

The bq mk command supports the following flag for all types of resources:. The bq mk command supports additional flags, depending on the type of resource you are creating, as described in the following sections. For more information, see Purchase slots. Specifies an optional connection id for the connection.

If a connection id is not provided a unique id is automatically generated. The connection id can contain letters, numbers and underscores. For more information, see Creating connections. For more information, see Creating and using materialized views. For more information, see Create a reservation with dedicated slots.

For more information, see Work with reservation assignments. Specifies a table definition for creating an external table. To require a partition filter for queries over the supplied table, set to true.

This flag only applies to partitioned tables. Specifies the field used to determine how to create a time-based partition.

For information about using the bq mk command with the BigQuery Data Transfer Service, see the following:. Creates a data transfer run at the specified time or time range using the specified data transfer configuration. The bq mkdef command uses the following flags and arguments:.

For more information about using the bq mkdef command, see Creating a table definition file for an external data source. Use the bq partition command to convert a group of tables with time-unit suffixes, such as tables ending in YYYYMMDD for date partitioning, into partitioned tables. The bq partition command uses the following flags and arguments:.

Specifies the partition type. For more information about using the bq partition command, see Converting date-sharded tables into ingestion-time partitioned tables. Use the bq query command to create a query job that runs the specified SQL query.

The bq query command uses the following flags and arguments:. Specifies the table name and table definition for an external table query. The table definition can be a path to a local JSON schema file or an inline table definition. If you use a table definition file, then do not give it an extension. To disallow flattening nested and repeated fields in the results for legacy SQL queries, set to false. An integer specifying the number of rows to return in the query results. The default value is An integer that limits the bytes billed for the query.

If the query goes beyond the limit, then the query fails without incurring a charge. If this flag is not specified, then the bytes billed is set to the project default. If the flag is not specified, then the default server value 1. An empty name creates a positional parameter. NULL specifies a null value. Repeat this flag to specify multiple parameters.

Specifies options for integer-range partitioning in the destination table. To overwrite the destination table with the query results, set to true.

Any existing data and schema are erased. If specified, then a partition filter is required for queries over the supplied table. This flag can only be used with a partitioned table. Makes a query a recurring scheduled query. A schedule for how often the query should run is required.

For a description of the schedule syntax, see Formatting the schedule. When appending data to a table in a load job or a query job, or when overwriting a table partition, specifies how to update the schema of the destination table. An integer that specifies the first row to return in the query result. When specified with --schedule , updates the target dataset for a scheduled query.

Specifies the partitioning column for time-based partitioning. If time-based partitioning is enabled without this value, then the table is partitioned based on the ingestion time.

Specifies the partition type for the destination table. This flag applies only to legacy SQL queries. Repeat this flag to specify multiple files. To disallow caching query results, set to false.

To run a Standard SQL query, set to false. The default value is true ; the command uses legacy SQL. For more information about using the bq query command, see Running interactive and batch queries. Use the bq remove-iam-policy-binding command to retrieve the IAM policy for a resource and remove a binding from the policy, in one step. The bq remove-iam-policy-binding command uses the following flags and arguments:. To remove a binding from the IAM policy of a table or view, set to true. For more information about using the bq rm command, see the following:.

Use the bq set-iam-policy command to specify or update the IAM policy for a resource. After setting the policy, the new policy is printed to stdout. The etag field in the updated policy must match the etag value of the current policy, otherwise the update fails. This feature prevents concurrent updates. You can obtain the current policy and etag value for a resource by using the bq get-iam-policy command.

The bq set-iam-policy command uses the following flags and arguments. For more information about the bq set-iam-policy command, with examples, see Introduction to table access controls. Use the bq show command to display information about a resource. The bq show command uses the following flags and arguments:. For more information about using the bq show command, see the following:. The bq update command uses the following flags and arguments:. An integer that specifies the default expiration time, in seconds, for all partitions in newly created partitioned tables in the dataset.

This flag has no minimum value. A partition's expiration time is set to the partition's UTC date plus the integer value. If this property is set, then it overrides the dataset-level default table expiration if it exists. Specify 0 to remove an existing expiration. An integer that updates the default lifetime, in seconds, for newly created tables in a dataset.

The expiration time is set to the current UTC time plus this value. Specify 0 to remove the existing expiration. The value is the ID of the destination reservation. For more information, see Move an assignment to a different reservation. Acts as a filter; updates the resource only if the resource has an ETag that matches the string specified in the ETAG argument. To update the expiration for the table, model, table snapshot, or view, include this flag.

Updates an external table with the specified table definition. Use with the --reservation flag. To restrict jobs running in the specified reservation to only use slots allocated to that reservation, set to true. The default value is false ; jobs in the specified reservation can use idle slots from other reservations, or slots that are not allocated to any reservation.

For more information, see Idle slots. To merge two capacity commitments, set --merge to true. For more information, see Merge two commitments. To update metadata for a BigQuery ML model, set to true. Updates parameters for a transfer configuration. The parameters vary depending on the data source. Replace PLAN with one of the following:. Specifies whether to update a reservation.

Specifies whether to update a reservation assignment. When used with the --reservation flag, updates the number of slots in a reservation. The path to a local JSON file containing a payload used to update a resource. For example, you can use this flag to specify a JSON file that contains a dataset resource with an updated access property.

The file is used to overwrite the dataset's access controls. Use the --location flag to specify the location of the commitment you want to split from, and use the --slots flag to specify the number of slots you want to split off. For more information, see Split a commitment.

Specifies whether to update a table. An integer that updates in seconds when a time-based partition should be deleted. Updates the field used to determine how to create a time-based partition.

Specifies whether to update a transfer configuration. Specifies whether to update the transfer configuration credentials. The default value is true ; the query uses legacy SQL.

Updates the Cloud Storage URI or the path to a local code file that is loaded and evaluated immediately as a user-defined function resource in a view's SQL query. For more information about using the bq update command, see the following:. Use the bq version command to display the version number of your bq command-line tool. Use the bq wait command to wait a specified number of seconds for a job to finish.

If a job isn't specified, then the command waits for the current job to finish. The bq wait command uses the following flags and arguments:. When specified, waits for a particular job status before exiting. Specifies the job to wait for. You can use the bq ls --jobs myProject command to find a job identifier.

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Thread starter nzpli Start date Oct 20, JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I have their evault backup, which is fine for recovering individual files, but I know I am going to need the ability to perform a full account backup at some time when either we or our client mucks up something.

I need to be able to make full client backups like I have with our 2 other servers - one click recovery of an account including mail and mysql db's from a previous nightly backup Theplanet cannot offer a solution other than purchasing another server after I have had the server hardened by ConfigServer, with their security and mailscanner solution and transfering over 70 accounts so far.

I have read abit about R1Soft, but dont understand it really. I am really looking for some hosting space where I can put the backups, without buying another server Can anyone made any suggestions where I can go. I am not a programmer or an accomplished server admin, so a plain language reply is good for me cheers Peter.

Nov 26, 0 66 Bangalore. May 8, 2 I have been using bqbackup as an additional back up service since 3 years. Works well. From what I have been able to glean, though, you want to set it up to use RDiff rather than Rsync.

With rsync, you cannot get dated backups. I was burned once when my hosting provider did not have an older backup of an account which had been compromised and was hosting malware. The rsync backup also had the most recent backup which contained the malware files.

Had I used Rdiff, I would have been able to go back in time to a cleaner backup and use that to restore.