sql_instant_recovery

Perform an instant recovery for MSSQL database from a specified recovery point.

def sql_instant_recovery(self, db_name, date, time, sql_instance=None, sql_host=None, finish_recovery=True, max_data_streams=0, timeout=30):

Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Choices
db_name	str	The name of the database to instantly recover.
date	str	The recovery_point date to recover to formated as Month-Day-Year (ex: 1-15-2014).
time	str	The recovery_point time to recover to formated as Hour:Minute AM/PM (ex: 1:30 AM).

Keyword Arguments

Name	Type	Description	Choices	Default
sql_instance	str	The SQL instance name with the database to instantly recover.
sql_host	str	The SQL Host of the database/instance to instantly recover.
finish_recovery	bool	A Boolean value that determines the recovery option to use during database restore. When this value is 'true', the database is restored using the RECOVERY option and is fully functional at the end of the restore operation. When this value is 'false', the database is restored using the NORECOVERY option and remains in recovering mode at the end of the restore operation.
max_data_streams	int	Maximum number of parallel data streams that can be used to copy data to the target system.
timeout	int	The number of seconds to wait to establish a connection the Rubrik cluster before returning a timeout error.		30

Returns

Type	Return Value
dict	The full response of POST /v1/mssql/db/{id}/restore.

Example

import rubrik_cdm

rubrik = rubrik_cdm.Connect()

db_name = "python-sdk-demo"
date = "08-26-2018"
time = "12:11 AM"
sql_instance = 'MSSQLSERVER'
sql_host = 'sql.rubrikdemo.com'
mount_name = 'AdventureWorksClone'
finish_recovery = True
max_data_streams = 0

live_mount = rubrik.sql_instant_recovery(db_name, date, time, sql_instance, sql_host, finish_recovery, max_data_streams)