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 16.5.4.2 Using The Management Server to Create a Backup
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 Before starting make sure that the cluster is properly configured for
 backups.
 
   1. Start management server.
 
   2. Execute the command `START BACKUP'.
 
   3. The management server will reply with a message "Start of backup
      ordered".  This means that the management server has submitted the
      request to the cluster, but has not yet received any response.
 
   4. The management server will reply "Backup <BackupId> started" where
      <BackupId> is the unique identifier for this particular backup.
      This will also be saved in the cluster log (if not configured
      otherwise).  This means that the cluster has received and
      processed the backup request. It does not mean that the backup has
      completed.
 
   5. The management server will when the backup is finished reply
      "Backup <BackupId> completed".
 
 Using the management server to abort a backup:
 
   1. Start management server.
 
   2. Execute the command `ABORT BACKUP <BACKUPID>'.  The number
      <BackupId> is the identifier of the backup that is included in the
      response of the management server when the backup is started, i.e.
      in the message "Backup <BackupId> started".  The identifier is
      also saved in the cluster log (cluster.log).
 
   3. The management server will reply "Abort of backup <BackupId>
      ordered" This means that it has submitted the request to the
      cluster, but has not received any response.
 
   4. The management server will reply "Backup <BackupId> has been
      aborted reason XYZ". This means that the cluster has aborted the
      backup and removed everything belonging to it, including the files
      in the file system.
 
 Note that if there is not any backup with id <BackupId> running when it
 is aborted, the management server will not reply anything.  However
 there will be a line in the cluster.log mentioning that an "invalid"
 abort command has been filed.
 

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