I have tried many different ways to backup a Sharepoint site. I have found STSADM to be pretty reliable when backing up an entire site.
Here is the command I use:
stsadm -o backup -url http://sharepoint/site -filename d:\backupfolder\backup.bak -backupmethod full
You can also use the -overwrite switch to overwrite an existing backup file.
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Deactivate Features in SharePoint
I am currently working with 2 different Sharepoint servers. One is running MOSS, the other WSS3. I am attempting to export a form libary from MOSS to WSS3. During the import process I ran into the following error: "Could not find Feature DataConectionLibrary" After doing some research I was able to find the following fix:
Before you export the the site using stsadm you must first deactivate the feature. Use this command to deactivate the feature:
stsadm -o deactivatefeature -name DataConnectionLibary -url [the url of your site] -force
After stsadm has completed successfully, export the site using:
stsadm - export -url [url of your site] -versions 4 -includeusersecurity -filename [location of where you want to save the backup file ex. c:\backup\sitebackup.bak]
After your export is complete go ahead and reactivate the feature on the origional site:
stsadm -o activatefeature -name DataConnectionLibary -url [the url of your site] -force
Before you export the the site using stsadm you must first deactivate the feature. Use this command to deactivate the feature:
stsadm -o deactivatefeature -name DataConnectionLibary -url [the url of your site] -force
After stsadm has completed successfully, export the site using:
stsadm - export -url [url of your site] -versions 4 -includeusersecurity -filename [location of where you want to save the backup file ex. c:\backup\sitebackup.bak]
After your export is complete go ahead and reactivate the feature on the origional site:
stsadm -o activatefeature -name DataConnectionLibary -url [the url of your site] -force
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