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11-28-2022 01:36 AM - edited 11-28-2022 01:37 AM
Hi,
Need help to recover the updates done through Background script on the domain table.
The domain table is not being Audited.
I have updated the parent of all the domains in my system,by mistake and need to have the data same as before in the instance.
Is there a way out of restore the updates back?
PS: in my script i have used below lines because of which i am unable to find too.
dm.setWorkflow(false);
dm.autoSysFields(false);
Please help if there is a way out.
Thanks
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11-28-2022 01:54 AM
Go to script execution history
Under related links you can see the rollback related link
Execute that then the updates which you made will be rolled back.
Murthy
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Go to script execution history
Under related links you can see the rollback related link
Execute that then the updates which you made will be rolled back.
Murthy
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11-28-2022 05:34 AM
Hi,
this has reverted back the changes, but the reference fields are not working as expected.
is there a way we can revert all the changes to a particular timestamp, ie. i can make the insatnce back to the time as it was before i ran the script.
Thanks
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11-28-2022 05:38 AM
If you executed more than one time then you need to revert the change for each record in script execution history table.
Ex: If you run the script for 5 times(while updating through script) then you need to execute revert back for 5 times.
Murthy