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Document-Level Restore Option Dialog in SharePoint 2010

When you create a document-level restore job, you can specify restore options to customize the job using the document-level tab.

Select the source and click Agent Options. The Restore Options for Agent for Microsoft SharePoint 2010 dialog opens. Select the Document-Level tab and configure the options to perfomr the restore operation.

Document-Level Restore Option Dialog options in SharePoint 2010 include:

• Include Version

  Specifies what content will be restored based on document version.

  • Last Major Version—Includes the last major version content.
  • Last Major and Minor Versions—Includes the last major and minor version content.
  • Current Version—Includes content about the latest version.
  • All Versions (default)—Includes content of all versions.
• Include Security

  Specifies whether user and security group information will be restored.

  • All (default)—Includes user memberships and role assignments such as out of the box roles like Web Designer, or any custom roles that extend from the out of the box roles. The ACL for each object is migrated.

    Also, user information defined in the DAP or LDAP servers is included.

  • WssOnly—Includes user memberships and role assignments such as out of the box roles like Web Designer, or any custom roles that extend from the out of the box roles. The ACL for each object is migrated.

    No user information defined in the DAP or LDAP servers is included.

  • None— No user or group information is migrated.
• Update Versions

  Specifies how versioning is managed in the destination location when restore.

  • Append(default)— Appends the versions to the destination.
  • Ignore— Ignores versioning and imports the updated file.
  • Overwrite— Deletes existing version and imports as new versions.
• SQL Server instance details for temporary use

  Connects the agent to a SQL server instance.

  • Server name— The SQL Server host name and instance name.
  • Data File Location— This location is used to store the database file when restore database backup dump to SQL Instance. This must be a local path on the server which hosts the SQL Instance and the path must exists.

    Note: The SQL Server instance must have permissions to access the Data File Location.

  • Authentication—The authentication type for this SQL Instance. Select the type of authentication to connect to the SQL server.
  • Windows Authentication (default)— You can enter the user name and password details to connect.
  • SQL Server Authentication— This is the SQL Server authentication mode. You must enter the login and password details.

  Note: The version of the temporary SQL Server must be same as the version of Microsoft SharePoint database Server.