Databases List View
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All your databases are listed in this view
- Database stats can be viewed
- Actions can be performed on each database
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In this page:
Database Stats
Database Stats
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Database State
A database can be: Online , Offline or Disabled- Online - Database is active and ready to use. Read and write actions can be done.
- Offline - Database was not used recently, and will become online upon access.
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Disabled - Database has been disabled.
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If the database is contained in one of the cluster's nodes, but Not in the node that shows in this current view, then 'Remote' will be indicated - see more below
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Containing Nodes
These are the nodes that contain a replica of the database. -
Database Size
Total size of database, including documents and indexes. -
Up time
Time that has passed since database last went online. -
Number of documents
The number of documents in database. -
Latest backup time
Time of the latest database backup. -
Number of indexes
The number of index errors will show if relevant. -
Alerts
The number of alerts on this database if there are any.
Database Actions
Database Actions
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Create new database
A new database can be created from scratch, from a backup copy, or from existing 3.x data - see more below -
Manage group
Click to manage the nodes that contain this database - see more about The Database Group -
Disable/Enable the database
A disabled database cannot be accessed -
More actions
Pause indexing, Disable indexing, Compact database - see more below -
Refresh data
Refresh the database stats data in this view from the server -
Delete the database
Creating New Database Options
Creating New Database Options
- Create new database from scratch
- Create new database from an existing backup copy
- Create new database from legacy data files
Create a new database from a 3.x RavenDB version database
More Actions
More Actions
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Pause indexing
All indexes on this database will stop indexing. Indexing will be resumed upon a restart to the server. -
Disable indexing
All indexes on this database will stop indexing.
Indexing will be NOT be resumed upon a restart to the server. -
Compact database
Physically compact the database on disk
Remote Database
Remote Database
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If the database is contained in one of the cluster's nodes but Not in the node that shows in this current view,
then 'Remote' is indicated -
For example, in the above figure, DB2 is contained in nodes A & B
It is indicated as 'Remote' since the current view is for node C -
Note: Clicking on a remote database will navigate to the documents view for this database on its containing node