36.1 Manual Restore of Database

36.1 Manual Restore of Database

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Manual Restore of Database

In the event of data loss (e.g. stolen PC, malware, HDD failure etc), a restore from a previous backup will be necessary. This process will overwrite all information on the current database e.g. employees’ details, clockings, shift rules etc. and replace them with the contents from the backup. If you are restoring from a backup to ‘roll back’ to a previous version, it is recommended to back up the existing database first.

Note that after restoring a system a Rebuild of SQL views should be performed from ‘Setup’, ‘System Configuration’, Misc tab.



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