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  2. NetBackup™ for Greenplum Administrator's Guide
  3. Using NetBackup for Greenplum
  4. About restoring a Greenplum database
  5. Restore a Greenplum database
NetBackup™ for Greenplum Administrator's Guide

Restore a Greenplum database

This topic describes how to restore to a different database.

To restore a Greenplum database

  1. Create a yaml file from the example nbgpbackup_config.yaml file.
  2. On the coordinator, determine which timestamp that you want to restore to. Use the bplist command:
    /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bplist -l -t 24 -C client -S server
     -unix_files -R 999 /

    The timestamp is the directory name before the file. For example:

    /data/coordinator/gpseg-1/backups/20241107/20241107135750/
    gpbackup_20241107135750_report 

    In the previous line, the timestamp is 20241107135750.

  3. On the coordinator, run the gprestore command.
    gprestore --plugin-config path_to_yaml_file --timestamp 
    timestamp --redirect-db restoredb --create-db

    The value for timestamp should match the timestamp that you found in step 2. For example, 20241107135750.

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