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Restore Controller Database

手塚_隆之
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I want to restore the controller's database from metadata backup(level2) to new enviroment.

New environmet have same hostname and ip address and version.(Ver4.4.2)

The document states that using the user "controller @ localhost" to import the data,
but I do not set the password for the user "controller@localhost" when installing.

It was possible to restore using user "root @ localhost".


What is the password for user "controller @ localhost"?

As I did, is the restore correct using the user "root @ localhost"?

>$install/db/bin/mysql -u controller -p<ControllerDBpassword> controller < metadata_dump.sql
https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Controller+Data+Backup+and+Restore

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Pratik_Maskey
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You can use the same "root" user through which you took the dump or you can use "controller" user with default password as "controller"(<ControllerDBpassword>).

Thanks

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Pratik_Maskey
Communicator

You can use the same "root" user through which you took the dump or you can use "controller" user with default password as "controller"(<ControllerDBpassword>).

Thanks

手塚_隆之
Path Finder

pratik.maskey

Thank you for your replay.

I understood!

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