hub backup restore

Restores a Context Graph model from a backup.

Use the hub backup restore command to restore the backup of a Context Graph model. You may optionally choose whether to restore a model only when there is not already an existing model of the same name. The command restores a model from the default backup location if you do not specify a different location.

Usage

hub backup restore --m model--d deleteIfExists --p path

Required	Argument	Description
Yes	--m `model`	Specifies the name of the model you want to restore.
No	--d `deleteIfExists`	Specifies whether to delete an existing model of the same name, where `deleteIfExists` is one of the following: true Deletes the existing model and restores the backed-up model. This is the default setting. false Leaves the existing model in place and does not restore the backed-up model.
No	--p `path`	Specifies the path and folder to which the backup was saved. If you omit this option the backup is restored from the default backup directory. Note: The default backup directory location (`SpectrumFolder`/server/modules/hub/db/backups) may be changed by uncommenting and editing the `hub.models.path.base` setting in the `SpectrumFolder`/server/modules/hub/hub.properties file.

Example

This example restores a backed-up model called ConsumerFraud from the C:\DataHub\GraphModelBackup folder. If a model by that same name already exists, the restored model will overwrite it.

hub backup restore --m ConsumerFraud --d true --p C:\DataHub\GraphModelBackup