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1.1 Create a New Gbase Instance

Prerequisites

  • Created a user.
  • Created a storage repository.
  • Created a service plan.
  • Gbase service is installed and accessible.

Steps

Step 1: Click the system menu Backup Services - Database, and click the "Server Name" to enter the database details page.

Step 2: Click Instance.

Step 3: Click the Add button in the upper-right corner of Instance. A popup will appear as shown below:

Step 4: Fill in the necessary parameters as shown below:

Parameter Name Description Configuration Rule
Server Name Single choice, required Choose the server name where Gbase is located (must be registered in advance)
GBASEGBTSERVER Instance Name Can be queried by connecting to the database, e.g., gbase01
GBASEDBTDIR Text input box, required, path format, browsable Enter the Gbase software installation path, e.g., /opt/gbase8s
ONCONFIG File Text input box, required, browsable Enter the name of the ONCONFIG file, e.g., onconfig.gbase01
SQLHOSTS File Text input box, required, path format, browsable Enter the path and file name of SQLHOSTS, e.g., /opt/gbase8s/etc/sqlhosts.gbase01
GBASE Username Username input box, required Enter the Gbase username, e.g., gbasedbt

Step 5: After clicking the Confirm button, the frontend will display a success message.

1.2 Create a New Gbase Backup Set

Prerequisites

  • Created a Gbase instance.

Steps

Step 1: Click the system menu Backup Services - Database - under the "Server Name" list, click Backup Set.

Step 2: Click the Add button in the upper-right corner of Backup Set. A popup will appear as shown below:

Step 3: Fill in the necessary parameters as shown below:

Parameter Name Description Configuration Rule
Instance Single choice, required, select the current Gbase instance Auto-loaded in the dropdown list
Backup Set Name Text input, required Max length: 50 characters, no special symbols allowed
Backup Mode Single choice, default is full instance Options include instance backup (including logs), logical log backup, others (emergency boot files, ONCONFIG file, etc.)
Data Flow Count Numeric type Must not exceed 200
Configuration Method Single choice, required Choose between simplified or advanced configuration
Self Service Plan Single choice, required Select the appropriate plan

Step 4: After clicking the Confirm button, the frontend will display a success message.

1.3 Gbase Backup

Prerequisites

  • Gbase backup set is already configured.

Steps

Step 1: Click the system menu Backup Services - Database - under the "Server Name" list, click Backup Set.

Step 2: Select the backup set and click Backup

Step 3: Choose “Full (Incremental/Log)” and click Confirm. The page will show “Backup job submitted successfully.”

Step 4: After the backup job starts, go to Monitoring - Job - Active Jobs to see the job.

Step 5: Once the backup is complete, go to Monitoring - Job - Historical Jobs to view the job, which should display a status of "Completed".

1.4 Gbase Restore

Prerequisites

  • A backup of the Gbase database has been completed.

Steps

Step 1: Click the system menu Backup Services - Database - under the "Server Name" list, click Instance.

Step 2: Select the Instance, and click Restore.

Step 3: A restore window will appear. Select a restore point, and query the restore points by time range. Choose a restore point and click Next Step.

Step 4: Set restore options and click Confirm.

Step 5: Fill in the necessary parameters as shown below:

Parameter Name Description Configuration Rule
Restore Option Default is "Restore to a different machine" Dptions: Source machine, Target machine, Disk restore
Testore Option Select the target server for the Gbase instance "Source machine" - target host is grayed out, "Target machine" - auto-loads the dropdown list with available hosts, "Disk" - register the target host to the management node
Target Instance Gbase instance on the target host "Source machine" - target instance is grayed out, "Target machine" - auto-loads the dropdown list with available instances
Restore Stream Count Numeric type Range: 1-200, recommended is 4
Restore Mode Supports single or multiple selections Options: Full instance restore, restore emergency boot files (ixbar), restore ONCONFIG file. By default, "ixbar" is selected for machine-to-machine restores.
Restore Option Single choice (restore to the selected restore point end time, to a specified point in time, or to a specified Log_id Choose valid time or Log_id

Step 6: Select “Advanced Restore Options” and click Confirm.

Step 7: After the backup job starts, go to Monitoring - Job - Active Jobs to see the job.

Step 8: Once the backup is complete, go to Monitoring - Job - Historical Jobs to view the job, which should display a status of "Completed".

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Last modified: 2026-03-27