Bearbeiten

Freigeben über

Restore command (TMSL)

Applies to: SQL Server 2016 and later Analysis Services Azure Analysis Services Fabric/Power BI Premium

Restores a tabular database from a backup file.

Request

    {  
"restore": {  
            "description": "Parameters of Restore command of Analysis Services JSON API",  
            "properties": {  
            "database": {  
                "type": "string"  
            },  
            "file": {  
                "type": "string"  
            },  
            "password": {  
                "type": "string"  
            },  
            "dbStorageLocation": {  
                "type": "string"  
            },  
            "allowOverwrite": {  
                "type":boolean  
            },  
            "readWriteMode": {  
                "enum": [  
                "readWrite",  
                "readOnly",  
                "readOnlyExclusive"  
                ]  
. . .

Restore has several properties.

Property Default Description
database [Required] The name of the database object to be restored.
file [Required] The backup file name/path.
password Empty The password to use for decrypting the backup file.
allowOverwrite False A Boolean that, when true, indicates that a backup file that already exists will be overwritten; otherwise false.
readWriteMode readWrite An enumeration value that indicates the access modes allowed to the database.

The enumeration values are as follows:

readWrite – Read-write access is allowed.

readOnly – Read-only access is allowed.

readOnlyExclusive – Read-only exclusive access is allowed.
dbStorageLocation Empty Storage location for the restored database.

Response

Returns an empty result when the command succeeds. Otherwise, an XMLA exception is returned.

Example

Example 1 - Restore a database from a local folder.

{   
   "restore": {   
      "database":"AdventureWorksDW2014",  
      "file":"c:\\awdbdwfile.abf",  
      "security":"...",  
      "allowOverwrite":"true",  
      "password":"..",  
      "locations":"d:\\SQL Server Analysis Services\\data\\",  
      "storageLocation":".."  
   }  
}

Usage (endpoints)

This command element is used in a statement of the Execute Method (XMLA) call over an XMLA endpoint, exposed in the following ways:

  • As an XMLA window in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)

  • As an input file to the invoke-ascmd PowerShell cmdlet

  • As an input to an SSIS task or SQL Server Agent job

You can generate a ready-made script for this command from SSMS by clicking the Script button on the Restore dialog box.

  • Last updated on