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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.13 Microsoft Exchange Server User Guide

EMCExchangeBackupRestore.BackupData.ExchangeBackupDatabase object attributes

The EMCExchangeBackupRestore.BackupData.ExchangeBackupDatabase object lists information for a single database.

The following table lists the attributes that the EMCExchangeBackupRestore.BackupData.ExchangeBackupDatabase object contains:

Table 1. Attributes of the EMCExchangeBackupRestore.BackupData.ExchangeBackupDatabase object
Attribute Description
Identity The identity of the database.
Guid The GUID of the database.
BackupID The backup ID of the individual database.

Though you can use this attribute to restore an individual database, the Microsoft application agent recommends you to use the general or overall BackupID to perform restores.

DatabaseFileBackupID The backup ID of the EDB backup. In the case of a block-based backup, this attribute is different from the BackupID attribute.

You cannot use this backup ID to perform restores.

LogFilesBackupID The backup ID of the log folder backup. In the case of a block-based backup, this attribute is different from the BackupID attribute.

You cannot use this backup ID to perform restores.

EdbFilePath The original path of the backed up EDB file. This attribute corresponds to Get-Datatabase | Format-Table EdbFilePath during the backup.
LogFolderPath The original folder of the backed up log files. This attribute corresponds to Get-Database | Format-Table LogFolderPath during the backup.

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