Good day, we are doing a project to move data from QB. The vendor uses snapshots has development as move forward in the process from one tenant to another. The process has caused a major space issue. Does anyone have any advice. We have started to delete old snapshots; this frees up some space but it is ongoing issue.
Thank you
Best answer by ChandraM
Hi @EvanG Here is the Tips for Managing the Snapshots, that I recommend. This will save the backup sizes and performance, as Acumatica uses Companyid field on the Database table to Maintain the backup.
Immediately after taking a snapshot of a tenant, follow the below steps
Export the snapshot to the hard drive of your backup server or a local system
Delete the snapshot after exporting to the snapshot
Immediately after restoring the Snapshot
Delete the snapshot from the Tenants grid
Export all your current snapshots to the hard drive of your backup server or a local system. And delete them.
Hi @EvanG Here is the Tips for Managing the Snapshots, that I recommend. This will save the backup sizes and performance, as Acumatica uses Companyid field on the Database table to Maintain the backup.
Immediately after taking a snapshot of a tenant, follow the below steps
Export the snapshot to the hard drive of your backup server or a local system
Delete the snapshot after exporting to the snapshot
Immediately after restoring the Snapshot
Delete the snapshot from the Tenants grid
Export all your current snapshots to the hard drive of your backup server or a local system. And delete them.
Hi @EvanG Also, leaving the old snapshots in the Tenants screen is a bit Risky. If the user hits on the Restore snapshots button instead of any other action in the screen, the old data will be restored in the production instance. This is one of the Point that I insist to the users with Admin Rights to be more careful.
Thank you everyone for these very helpful tips in managing snapshots. I will pass them on to our QB migration vendor. We have increased the system space on our Saas environment. Right now I don’t expect any issue; at least I hope.
On this same topic, how long does it normally take to delete a snapshot? I have one that’s almost 20,000 MB that I’m in the process of deleting and it’s been processing for almost 30 minutes.
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