Campbell Scientific LoggerNet Datalogger Support Software - Manual (Page 415)

Section 10. Utilities Installed with LoggerNet
You may want to consider using LoggerNet’s Scheduled
Backup/Manual Backup/Restore Network options available from
the Setup Screen as an alternative to using CoraScript for network
backups.
To create a backup file, connect to the LoggerNet server (LoggerNet must be
running), and type in the following command:
create-backup-file;
If executed successfully, you will see something similar to the line below:
+create-backup-file, C:\CampbellSci\Loggernet\2005-3-1_14-15-
01.snapshot;
Where the directory is the path in which the backup file is stored, and the file
name reflects the date and time the snapshot was created.
Create-backup-file has three options. You can specify the path and filename
instead of using the default, include additional files in the backup image that
would not otherwise be saved, and specify whether or not the data cache will
be stored with the image. By default, the data cache will not be saved, so it
may be a good idea to include at least this option if your intent is to fully
restore LoggerNet to the exact state it was in when the backup was created. In
this instance, the command would be:
+create-backup-file include-tables=“true”;
To restore LoggerNet from a snapshot file created using the create-backup-file
command, use restore-snapshot. For instance, to restore from the backup file
created above:
restore-snapshot 2005-3-1_14-15-01.snapshot;
By default, when the network is restored, LoggerNet will first delete all files
from the LoggerNet working directory. However, you can override this default
by using the clear=“false” option after the filename.
Refer to the CoraScript on-line help for more information on these two
commands and their associated options.
10.2.2.4 Hole Management
There are several commands available with CoraScript to manage the hole
collection process. These functions are not available through the standard user
interface applications. See the CoraScript help for details about these
commands.
List-holes
Purge-holes
Delete-holes
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