Veritas Alta™ SaaS Protection Administrator's Guide
- Section I. Introduction to Veritas Alta™ SaaS Protection
- Section II. Administration
- Section III. Manage backups (connectors)
- Overview
- About backup jobs (connectors)
- Overview for adding backup jobs (connectors)
- Configuring the capture scope
- Configuring credentials
- Configuring Delete and Stub policies
- Apps Consent Grant utility
- Backup Exchange Online mailboxes
- Adding connectors for Exchange Online data
- Configuring the capture scope for Exchange connectors
- Configuring the capture scope for Exchange connectors
- Backup SharePoint Online
- Supported SharePoint Online sites and data for backup and restore
- Adding backup jobs (connectors) for SharePoint Online sites and data
- Backup Teams Sites collections
- Backup OneDrive for Business
- Backup Teams chats
- Backup Audit logs
- Backup Google Drive data
- Backup Gmail data
- Backup Salesforce data
- Backup Entra ID (Azure AD) objects
- Backup Box data
- Backup Slack data
- Backup EML data
- Managing backup jobs (connectors)
- Backup jobs (connectors) statuses
- Browsing the backed-up data
- Events
- Overview
- Section IV. Manage restores
- About restore
- Prerequisites for data restore
- Restore dashboard
- Restore Exchange Online mailboxes
- Restore SharePoint Online data
- Restore Teams chats and Teams Channel conversations
- Restore Audit logs
- Restore Box data
- Restore Google Drive data
- Restore Gmail data
- Restore Salesforce data and Metadata
- Restore Salesforce Metadata
- Restore Entra ID objects
- Restore Slack data
- Restore data to File server
- Restore options
- Section V. Manage data sharing
- Section VI. Manage data downloads
- Section VII. Manage Stors (Storages)
- Section VIII. Policies to manage the backed-up data
- About policies in Veritas Alta™ SaaS Protection
- Configuring policies for data retention (WORM policies)
- Configuring policies for data deletion (Deletion policy)
- Configuring policies for data tiering (Tiering policy)
- Configuring Tagging polices
- Managing policies
- Section IX. Manage users and roles
- Section X. Manage Discovery cases and searches
- Section XI. Manage Scopes
- Section XII. Manage auditing
Restore Standard and Custom objects (Structured data)
You can use this procedure to restore standard and custom objects.
See About the Salesforce Data/Metadata restore and Sandbox seeding.
To restore Standard and Custom objects (Structured data)
- Access the Veritas Alta™ SaaS Protection Administration portal.
- On the home page, click Content.
- On the Content page, do the following: .
From the upper left drop-down list, select the Salesforce Data Stor that contains backup of your organization.
The associated recovery points are available in the drop-down list next to the selected Stor.
By default, the latest restore point is selected. You can select the required restore point from the drop-down list if you need to restore data from a previous restore point.
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Always select the restore point marked with a green tick as it indicates that the corresponding backup job is completed successfully, without any error.
Note:
To set the other restore point as the default one, click the restore points drop-down list > Specific restore point link > on the Set to specific restore point page, select the restore point to be set as default, and then click Set.
Note:
You can filter the list to view specific object/record using the Filter by name field. Also, you can select the All check box to view all objects (including non-restorable objects).
The left pane lists all objects, and the right pane lists the records within the selected object.
- On the left pane, select the object you want to restore.
- Click Restore at the upper right of the page.
After you click Restore, you are directed to the Restore page that displays the following details:
Restore Mode field
Displays Data as you have initiated data restore.
Restore point field
Displays the recovery point that you have selected using step 3.
If you want to restore the data from other restore point, select the required one from the drop-down list.
Restore to Salesforce organization field
Displays the export service configured for different Salesforce organizations. By default the same organization is selected from where the data belongs to.
In case you want to restore the data to a another Salesforce organization, refer to the Sandbox seeding topic on the See About the Salesforce Data/Metadata restore and Sandbox seeding.
- From the Restore type section, click Object.
By default, the object that is selected on the Content page (step 4) is displayed in the Object drop-down list.
If you want to change the object, click the drop-down list and select the required one.
- (Optional) Expand the Advanced options options and select the Overwrite existing records check box to overwrite the content at the target organization.
If the checkbox is selected, the restore updates existing records and their fields in the target Salesforce organization with the records and field values captured in the selected restore point.
If this checkbox is not selected, the restore of the existing records is skipped.
Note:
The records are compared using the ID field.
- Click Next.
All records are displayed.
- Click Next.
You can view a nested hierarchy of Records. This view will help you identify which Records in the related nested child Objects will be restored. The duration of the restore process may vary depending on the number and size of Records and the related nested child Objects.
- Click Next.
- On the Email notifications page, enter the email addresses of the users who need to be notified on the completion of the restore operation.
- Click Next.
- Verify the details and click Restore.
The restore operation gets queued and starts once the Analyze operation finishes.
Depending upon the amount of the data selected for restoration, the required time can vary.
After the restore is initiated, you can go to the Restore dashboard to view the restore progress.
See Restore job statuses.
- Navigate to the destination to confirm that the restore has happened successfully.