Restore Business Process Service
The Restore Business Process service restores business process data from physical media to a Sterling B2B Integrator restored data location where it can be searched and viewed.
The following table provides an overview of the Restore Business Process service:
Category | Description |
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System Name | RestoreService |
Graphical Process Modeler (GPM) categories | None |
Description | Restores business process data from physical media to a Sterling B2B Integrator restored data location where it can be searched and viewed. |
Business usage | This is an internal service that runs from settings in the Archive Manager. It is used to load archived data into a restore area. This data can then be viewed through the appropriate Sterling B2B Integrator user interfaces. |
Usage example | This service should not be included in a business process; it is used internally for restore processing. |
Preconfigured? | Yes |
Requires third-party files? | No |
Platform availability | All supported Sterling B2B Integrator platforms Note: You
must restore data that was backed up using the same version and patch
level as your current installation of Sterling B2B Integrator. Otherwise,
the restore will fail.
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Related services | Backup Business Process service |
Application requirements | Adequate database space must be available to the service for loading archived data into a restore area. However, Documents on Disk (that is, documents that were stored on the disk when the archive was run) are restored to a special location on the disk. |
Initiates business processes? | No |
Invocation | Invoked by the system business process, RestoreService.bp, for restoring business process data from a backup location. |
Business process context considerations | None |
Returned status values | None |
Restrictions | There must be only one configuration of the Restore Business Process service. |
Persistence level | System Default |
Testing considerations | None |
How the Restore Business Process Service Works
The Restore Business Process service restores business process data that has been backed up and removed from the database and makes it available for viewing. The Restore Business Process service is normally run from the Archive Manager. When restoring archived data, the Restore Business Process service automatically detects if the backed-up data is stored in the incremental backup format introduced in Sterling B2B Integrator 4.1.1 or in the older format. It then restores the data to the restore tables accordingly.
Documents on disk that were backed up with their associated table data are restored to a specially created location on the disk. These documents are not restored to the location from where they were first archived. The specially created location keeps restored data out of the live system, and it also allows you to easily delete a restore.
Implementing the Restore Business Process Service
The Restore Business Process service is preconfigured as RestoreService. Do not create additional configurations. If needed, you can edit the RestoreService configuration of the Restore Business Process service in the Sterling B2B Integrator Admin Console. For basic information about editing service configurations, see Managing Services and Adapters.
Configuring the Restore Business Process Service
You can specify field settings in Sterling B2B Integrator, using the Admin Console.
Field | Description |
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Name | Unique and meaningful name for the service configuration. Required. Do not change the preconfigured name. |
Description | Meaningful description for the service configuration, for reference purposes. Required. |
Select a Group | Select one of the options:
Note: For more information about service groups, see Managing
Services and Adapters.
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Restore Thread Pool Size | Maximum number of threads the Restore Business Process service will use for its processing. Required. Default is 8. |
Run as User | Applies to the scheduling of the business process.
Type the user ID to associate with the schedule, or click the ![]() Note: This
parameter allows someone who does not have rights to a specific business
process to run it. If you select Admin as the
user ID, you will inherit Administrative rights (for this run of the
business process only), and enable the scheduled run.
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Use 24 Hour Clock Display | If selected, the service will use the 24-hour clock instead of the default 12-hour clock. |
Schedule | Information about scheduling the business process
invoked by the Restore Business Process service. Valid values:
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