To recover a backup that is taken from an online system, you must restore the databases
in your system. After you restore the databases, you must reindex the data in the data
store.
Note: Depending on the amount of data in the store, and the specification of the server, the reindex
might take a long time to complete.
Procedure
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Ensure that any application servers are stopped.
To stop the application server for the Analysis Repository, run the following
command:
setup -s onyx-server -t stop
To stop the application server for the
Information Store, run the following
command:
setup -s opal-server -t stop
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Restore the databases in your system by following the instructions for your database management
system.
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Clear the search index from the system.
To clear the search index for the Analysis Repository, run the following
command:
setup -s onyx-server -t clearSearchIndex
To clear the search index
for the Information Store, run the following
command:
setup -s opal-server -t clearSearchIndex
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Start the application servers for your system.
To start the application server for the Analysis Repository, run the following
command:
setup -s onyx-server -t start
To start the application server for
the Information Store, run the following
command:
setup -s opal-server -t start
The reindex process for each application server begins when you start the application
server. The following message is displayed in the console:
# Starting search index
rebuild.Note: If the reindex process is interrupted, the process continues from where it was
interrupted the next time that you start the application server.
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Start, or restart, the HTTP server that hosts the reverse proxy.
Results
After the reindex process is complete, the system is ready for use.