What is dump file?

Example

A dump file holds a database's nodes, relationships, properties, indexes and constraints. Loading it into an empty database recreates that database.

In Aura, you load a dump file with Restore from File on an instance.

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10 lessons use this term. Results are ordered by term density.

Create Your Own InstanceConfigureNeo4j example graphs, download its dump file, and use neo4j-admin database load to load11 mentions
Import DataInstallwill use neo4j-admin to load a dump of the Northwind dataset, a sample retail database, and create a working database from4 mentions
neo4j-adminInstalllifecycle and configuration | | database | Database-specific tasks (import, dump, load, check) | | backup | Online and offline backup operations | | fleet | Fleet-wide discovery and management1 mention

Load the movies datasetUnderstanding Aura Graph Analytics(243 mentions
Aura Graph Analytics workflowAura Graph Analytics in the Aura Workspacedump the session and everything it contains, run1 mention

Set up your GDS environmentGet started with the Graph Data Science librarythis .dump file Click Backup & Restore in your Aura5 mentions

Restore OperationsBackup and Restoreupload a local backup, you need to create a backup or database dump2 mentions

Backup and restoreGetting Startedthis when you have a backup or dump on your machine1 mention
Restoring from backupsGetting Startedyou have a backup or dump on your local system (different from snapshots available in Aura), use it to overwrite the current1 mention

Deleting an InstanceThe Instance Lifecycleanything inside the instance has value — export it, dump it, or back it up before the delete, while the instance still exists to be read1 mention