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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion 3.5/backup-restore.md
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Expand Up @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ hot backup the following is done:
all locks are released again to allow writes to continue. If it is not
possible to acquire all local locks in the same period, and this continues
for an extended, configurable amount of time, the coordinator gives
up. With the `forceBackup` option set to `true`, it proceeds instead
up. With the `allowInconsistent` option set to `true`, it proceeds instead
to create a potentially non-consistent hot backup.
- **On each database server** create a new local directory under
`<data-dir>/backups/<timestamp>_<backup-label>`.
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions 3.5/programs-arangobackup-examples.md
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Expand Up @@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ acquisition of the global write transaction lock. One is that one can
configure how long the system tries to get the global write transaction
lock before it reports failure. This is the `--max-wait-for-lock`
option. Its value must be a number in seconds and the default is 120
seconds. The second is the `--force` option, whose default is `false`.
seconds. The second is the `--allow-inconsistent` option, whose default is `false`.
If set to `false`, the operation is considered to have failed if the
maximal waiting time for the lock is exceeded. If `--force` is set to
maximal waiting time for the lock is exceeded. If `--allow-inconsistent` is set to
`true`, the system will take a potentially non-consistent hot backup when
the timeout is exceeded.

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