When running this command:
Code: Select all
Get-VBRApplicationRestorePoint -SQL -Name "SERVERNAME" | Sort-Object -Property CreationTime -Descending
Code: Select all
IsExchange : False
IsActiveDirectory : False
IsSharePoint : False
IsSQL : True
IsOracle : False
IsPostgreSQL : False
CreationTime : 4/22/2024 1:31:15 AM
Type : Increment
IsIndexed : False
IsCorrupted : False
Name : SERVERNAME
Id : 6b0a2c66-3007-4120-8947-80aebb4472f0
IsExchange : False
IsActiveDirectory : False
IsSharePoint : False
IsSQL : True
IsOracle : False
IsPostgreSQL : False
CreationTime : 4/22/2024 1:31:15 AM
Type : Increment
IsIndexed : False
IsCorrupted : False
Name : SERVERNAME
Id : 6a218d0d-475b-4ced-a469-3104b84a92ec
IsExchange : False
IsActiveDirectory : False
IsSharePoint : False
IsSQL : True
IsOracle : False
IsPostgreSQL : False
CreationTime : 4/22/2024 1:31:15 AM
Type : Increment
IsIndexed : False
IsCorrupted : False
Name : SERVERNAME
Id : b54d09b8-08a4-459c-855e-deb3ee966912
Is there a way to select a VBRApplicationRestorePoint from a specific repository with Veeam Powershell cmdlets? If not, can I query the Veeam database for information possibly not available in Powershell?