Exclude tables specified in Exclusion List |
Prevents cloning records from the source
instance specified in the module. Use this option to create empty but usable tables on the target
instance. By default, the system excludes tables for auditing, license usage, logging, and
notifications. This option is selected by default. Note: This option
is not supported by the legacy clone
engine. |
Exclude audit and log data |
Prevents cloning audit and log records from the
source instance. Use this option to create empty but
usable audit and log tables on the target instance. This
option is selected by default. |
Exclude large attachment data |
Prevents the cloning of large attachments such as
video files, image files, and other typically large
binary file types. Use this option to exclude all common
binary file types, regardless of file size. When
selected, the clone also excludes attachments from the
Attachments [sys_attachment] and Attachment Documents
[sys_attachment_doc] tables that meet all these criteria.
- The attachment table_name value does not
indicate that it is a small file. Small
attachments have table name values that start with
ZZ_.
- The attachment data type value indicates that it
is a large file such as an application or
video.
- The attachment table_name is not one of these
system tables: sys_certificate, ecc_agent_jar,
ecc_agent_mib, sys_store_app, or
invisible.sys_store_app.
|
Preserve theme |
Preserves the theme and CSS elements on the target
clone. |
Lock settings for this clone request |
Option that locks the setting and options at the time
of the clone request if you use a clone profile. Any
subsequent changes to the clone profile, regardless of
when the clone runs, do not effect the clone
request. |
Amount of data copied from large tables |
Clones the
number
of days of historical data to clone from large source
tables, including task, pa_scores,
and metric_instance. By default, the target instance
receives the latest 90 days of historical data from the
source instance. |
Preserve In Progress Update Sets |
Preserves update sets during the clone process. This
option eliminates the need to export in-progress, global
update sets before you initiate a clone. The default is
none. You can select the latest 90 days to preserve the
in-progress update sets during this time. Note: Review
and commit the update sets after the
clone. |
Preserve users and related tables |
Prevents
users
and user-related tables from being overwritten on the
target clone. |
Clone frequency |
Defines how often this target automatically receives clone
data. For more information about
scheduling cloning, see Schedule
cloning. |