Revert a store to a specific commit point

Changed on Jun 30, 2015

Reverting a store creates a new commit point that refers to the same state as an existing older commit point. In this way it is possible to virtually roll-back a BrightstarDB store without discarding changes made since.

post/{storeName}/commits

Request

Base URL
/brightstar (relative, and the document was published on a file host, not at the API’s origin)
Auth
none declared
TypeScript
https://skmtc.dev/brightstardb/apis/brightstardb-rest-api/docs/:storeName/commits/post.ts
A function with typed inputs. Its response is checked against the schema.

Path parameters

storeNamestring required

The name of the store to be reverted

Request body

idinteger required

The unique identifier of the commit point.

storeNamestring

The name of the store that holds the commit point

commitTimestring date-time

The date/time that the commit was made.

jobIdstring GUID

The unique identifier of the job that created the commit.

Response

Success. The store has been reverted to the specified commit point.

Changes

Jun 30, 20158b9dc0082b9c Revision changes
- info
  added the non-success response with the status
- info
  removed the non-success response with the status
May 26, 2015694b44600c48 Revision changes
- info
  api operation id revertStore was added
- info
  api tag commit point added
- info
  api tag stores added

Operation history (4 revisions)