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Enterprise Edge 2.0 Programming Operations Guide P0911588 Issue 01

8. From the Execute list, select how often you want to execute the backup

operation (Once, Daily, Weekly, Monthly).

9. At this point, you can click the Execute button to run the file and the file runs

at the time you have indicated.

After you click Execute, the system displays a Browse for Folder window.

10. Select a folder. If you are doing a backup, indicate where you want to store

your backed up files. If you are doing a restore, indicate the directory from

which you are restoring files.

Note: BRU requires that the destination folder be a mapped or physical drive

and it will prompt you to map the folder to a drive.

11. Click OK.

The status indicators show that the script has been created. The estimated time

to complete the script is displayed. For more information on script schedules,

refer to Viewing the BRU schedule on page 265.

Note: Because the script is stored in the Temp directory, you must exercise

caution when clearing your Temp directory.

Viewing the created scripts

You can view the .cmd file using the following procedure:

1. After you have loaded the .xml file, select the View Script option in the

Backup/Restore/Upgrade window.

2. Use the arrow key to move the component(s) in the Selected Components

box.

3. Click Execute.

The Browse for Folder window is displayed.

4. Choose a source drive and click the OK button.

5. A BRU dialog box asks if you want to view the .cmd file for the selected

component and instructs you to close any sessions of Notepad.

6. Click the YES button to view the .cmd file.

Notepad is launched with the script displayed. You may edit the file at this

point.

7. Close the Notepad window.

A BRU dialog box asks if you are ready to execute the file

8. Click the Yes button if you wish to proceed.

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