+8Hi!
Is there a way to take a snapshot that won’t copy the files in the table “UploadFileRevision”
I’ve noticed that this is the table that’s taking up a significant amount of space in the database and when you copy or restore a snapshot, the other tenant also houses a lot of those records.
would there be a reason to keep that data? I understand the need to test, but you aren’t retesting the entire system and every single file.
Here’s a screenshot what I’m referring to:
+19
The snapshot configurations are stored in \App_Data\SnapshotConfigs. You can create new snapshot configurations based on existing ones.
It’s a simple xml, so to exclude a table you need to add
<Exclude table="TableName" />
+15Hi
We dont have a option to exclude certain tables in copying the data from One tenant to other tenant , Like the way we dont have a option to take a snapshot.
Please delete the Upload file revision table to particular data if not needed and copy or take the snapshot.
Delete old snapshot and create a new one and download the file.
Delete the recent taken snapshot or copy the data.
Otherwise In the Snapshot file try to delete the files of tables before importing.
Thanks
+3Hi
Have you tried using Export mode as Full except Attachments?
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I believe it could be helpful.
Regards,
Sagar, Greytrix
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