Checkpointing and Restoring a Database

With TIBCO Patterns server, you can write any or all of its in-memory data objects (database tables, thesauri, Learn Models, and custom character maps) to a permanent data store.

The manual version of this process is called checkpointing. The saved objects can be restored at a later time. This provides a faster means of restoring the state of a server after a planned shutdown than reloading all of the objects from the original data sources.

For a full overview of the checkpoint/restore feature, see the "Checkpoints of In-Memory Tables" and "Durable Data" sections in the TIBCO® Patterns Concepts Guide. For more information about enabling and managing this feature, see the section "Running the TIBCO Patterns Server" in the TIBCO® Patterns Installation guide.