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            Archive and Restore Files

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            Archive and Restore Files

            You can archive files to prevent them from processing. You can restore archived files at any time.

            Required Editions

            Permissions Needed
            To archive or restore ETL files: Feeds role with Cancel permissions

            When archiving ETL files, keep these considerations in mind:

            • The ability to archive ETL job files requires a Feeds role with Cancel permissions enabled. See Verify Feeds Role Permission Settings.
            • You can restore archived SFTP files. However, restoring archived Data 360 files isn’t supported. To re-initiate a CDP Activation ETL, we recommend reinitiating the activation on Data 360 using the same configuration.

            To archive SFTP or Data 360 files:

            1. From the main navigation, select Feeds | SFTP Files or Feeds | Data Cloud Files.
            2. Click the the /inbound or Salesforce-Genie-Activation/meta-data directory.
            3. Select one or more files that you want to archive. You can archive up to 50 files at a time.

              The Archive button appears in the upper right corner of the page.

            4. Click Archive.

              The system moves the selected files to the /archived directory.

            You can restore up to 50 SFTP files at a time by selecting them from the /archived directory and clicking Restore.

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