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I may have this all wrong which is why I am asking support to go over this again, i.e. restoring using the backup that you generate when backing up from AC. It would be very helpful. Hopefully, someone from AC support will respond.
Bert
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Brewer, Maine
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Hi Bert.
I reached out to Nick Brochu, one of our support supervisors, about this. Here is what he said about this process.
The process has changed in recent versions so there are a few scenarios of what needs to be done.
1. If you are restoring the ENC file onto the main that made that ENC, then all you need to do is run the backup and restore utility and select the ENC file you want to restore. This will overwrite the current database so a backup should be made before restoring.
2. If you are restoring the ENC file onto a main that is different from the one that made the ENC, the target main will need to be credentialed to match the main that made the backup credentials. This needs to be done by support at AC as you cannot complete the process on your own.
I hope this helps. Feel free to reach out to me if you or anyone else has any questions.
Mark Dabeck
Client Success Manager/Amazing Charts
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