Rollback Data

Rollback returns the registry to the state it was in before a data import. Use it to undo an import that loaded the wrong file or bad data.

Each time a data import runs, Geoprism Registry saves a rollback checkpoint for it. The Rollback Data page lists these checkpoints by file name, newest first.

A rollback can't be undone. Rolling back an import also rolls back every import and change made after it, not just that one file.

When you can roll back

• Before publishing. Publishing a Spatial Knowledge Graph deletes all rollback checkpoints, because data that has been published can no longer be rolled back. Only imports made since the last publish can be rolled back.

• When no imports are running. You can't start a rollback while a data import is running or scheduled. Check the Scheduled Jobs page first.

• One rollback at a time. You can't start a rollback while another one is in progress.

Rolling back an import

1. Navigate to the Rollback Data page from the sidebar.

2. Find the import you want to undo. Click its file name to open the import job and check that it's the right one.

3. Click Rollback next to the file.

4. A confirmation asks whether you want to roll back all data imported, and all changes made, since before that file was imported. Click Rollback to confirm.

A progress bar shows the rollback as it runs. The imports are undone one at a time, starting with the newest. When the rollback finishes, the checkpoints it undid are removed from the list.