# Restoring Metadata/Data to a Salesforce Org

## Overview <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

This article discusses the procedure for restoring metadata and data to your Salesforce organization and the menu options available for restoring information in Vault.

## Before You Begin <a href="#before-you-begin" id="before-you-begin"></a>

Ensure you have the following:

* Salesforce Org registered with Vault.&#x20;
* Backup configured for your Salesforce Org. \[[Learn More](https://knowledgebase.autorabit.com/product-guides/vault/configuring-vault/registering-salesforce-org/setup-backup-configuration-for-salesforce-org)]
* At least one backup operation is triggered for your Salesforce Org in Vault.

## How do I restore data / metadata? <a href="#how-to-do-it" id="how-to-do-it"></a>

1. Log in to your Vault account.
2. Click **`Restore`** from the Vault dashboard page and click on **`Restore Now`**.

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3. On the next screen, select your source [**`Salesforce Org`**](https://knowledgebase.autorabit.com/product-guides/vault/configuring-vault/registering-salesforce-org).

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4. Next, select the **`restore source`** and its **`configuration`** from the dropdown.<br>

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5. Click **`Get Details`**.
6. The configured list will be displayed based on the restore source and configuration selection.

   * To restore the **source** as **`backup`**, select multiple backups for restoration.

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   * For **`hierarchical backup`** and **`archival`**, you can choose only one from the list.

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7. Click on either **`EZ Restore`** or **`Selective Restore`**.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note**: Restore Source as **`nCino features`** will be displayed only for Salesforce Orgs configured with nCino objects. For detailed nCino restore features, refer to the article: [nCino Restore Features](https://knowledgebase.autorabit.com/product-guides/vault/ncino/restoring-ncino-features).
{% endhint %}

### EZ-Restore <a href="#ezrestore" id="ezrestore"></a>

EZ-Restore copies everything from the source to the destination, including new, updated, and existing data.

#### **EZ-Restore Steps:**

1. Select the backup(s) from the list and click on the **`EZ Restore`** button.<br>

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2. The **restore checklists** are displayed on the next pop-up screen, which must be considered before proceeding with the restoration operation. Once you're done, click the **`Got It`** button. <br>

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3. On the next screen:
   * Enter the **`label`** of your choice or leave the auto-generated default label.
   * Specify the **`batch size`** for components to retrieve records. The max batch size that you can set per batch is **10K**. This option helps run large jobs exceeding normal processing limits. Per the Salesforce governor limit, you can deploy or retrieve up to **10,000 files** at once or a max size of **40 MB**. Using Batch Size, you can process records in batches to stay within platform limits. If you have a lot of records, processing records through batches is your best solution.
   * Choose from the **`Email notification`** dropdown which **recipients** should receive notifications whenever the action is performed. The currently logged-in recipient will automatically be checked by default.
4. Next, you can select the **criteria** for the restore to be performed:
   * **`Disable Workflows:`** On selection, all the workflows of the Salesforce objects are deactivated, and the data is transferred from the source to the destination sandbox. Once the restore is completed, workflows are reactivated.
   * **`Disable Validation Rules:`** Validation rules verify that the data a user enters in a record meets your specified criteria before the user can save the record. On selection, all the validation rules of the Salesforce objects are deactivated, and the data will be transferred from the source to the destination sandbox. Once the restore is done, validation rules are reactivated.
   * **`Enable serial mode for Bulk API:`** Serial mode processes batch one at a time; however, it increases the processing time for a load.
   * **`Disable Relationship Mapping:`** The child objects related to selected objects will not be fetched on selection.
   * **`Disable Triggers:`** To ensure a successful recovery when working with data and metadata, you may wish to disable any triggers you have set. *This feature disables Salesforce triggers only.  Any managed package triggers will not be disabled.*
5. The list of **metadata** and **data** objects replicated will be displayed for the last time before the restore process begins. You will not have options to select individual objects as it is an entire restore process.
6. Click **`Restore Now`**.<br>

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### Selective Restore <a href="#selective-restore" id="selective-restore"></a>

This option allows you to select specific metadata or data that gets restored only to the target organization.&#x20;

Select the backup(s) from the list and click on the **`Selective Restore`** button.

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The next screen displays the metadata and data objects that will be replicated. From the list of **`Metadata`** and **`Data`** type components, the user needs to select the components (along with their members) that will be restored.

1. Under the **`Metadata`** tab, choose the metadata members for each metadata type.

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2. Under the **`Data`** tab, you have multiple configurations to choose from:
3. #### **Schema Viewer:**

   The schema viewer feature in Vault provides a structured view of parent and child relationships for Salesforce objects. This capability enables efficient navigation, selection, and dependency management while configuring data operations. Enhanced search controls, visual indicators, and guided navigation improve usability when working with complex object hierarchies.

   1. **Accessing Account Hierarchy**
      1. From the Edit Configuration screen, objects are displayed in a tabular list under the Data step.
      2. Selecting the Hierarchy icon corresponding to an object opens the Account Hierarchy view.

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      3. The hierarchy view opens in a modal window, preserving the current configuration context.
   2. **Hierarchy Layout and Navigation**
      1. The selected object is displayed as the root node of the hierarchy.
      2. Child objects are listed beneath the root, reflecting direct and indirect relationships.

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      3. Expand and collapse controls allow traversal across multiple hierarchy levels.
      4. **Each object card displays:**
         * Object name
         * Relationship type (Lookup or Master-Detail)
         * Selection checkbox
         * Visual hierarchy connector
   3. **Search Functionality within Hierarchy**
      1. The search bar is available at the top of the hierarchy view.
      2. As typing begins in the search bar:

         1. Matching objects within the current hierarchy are highlighted.
         2. The info icon is automatically opened the first time typing is initiated.

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      3. The info icon can be manually reopened at any time by selecting the icon.
   4. **Search Help (Info Icon)**

      The Search Help panel explains how search operates within the hierarchy:

      1. **Typing**
         1. Highlights matching objects only within the currently displayed hierarchy.
         2. Does not change navigation or hierarchy depth.
      2. **Selecting from results**
         1. Performs a global hierarchy search.
         2. Automatically navigates to the object’s location within the schema tree.
   5. **Search Direction Options**

      The Search Direction dropdown controls how search results are evaluated:

      1. **Children Only**
         1. Searches only downstream child objects of the current root.
      2. **Parents Only**
         1. Searches only upstream parent objects.
      3. **Both (Parents & Children)**

         1. Searches across the entire hierarchy path.

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      4. If no valid path exists for the selected direction, a contextual message is displayed indicating that the object is not reachable from the current root.

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   6. **Search Results Feedback**
      1. **A result banner displays:**
         1. Number of matches found on the current page.
         2. Navigation arrows to move between matches.
      2. **When a match is located successfully:**
         1. A confirmation message indicates the object has been found.
         2. The hierarchy scrolls automatically to the object’s position.
   7. **“Only Matches” Toggle**
      1. The Only Matches toggle is available alongside search results.

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      2. **When enabled:**
         1. Only objects matching the search criteria are displayed.
         2. Non-relevant hierarchy nodes are temporarily hidden.
      3. **When disabled:**
         1. The full hierarchy view is restored.
   8. **Root Object Navigation**
      1. The Root option is displayed at the top of the hierarchy view.
      2. Clicking the Root option redirects the view back to the root object of the hierarchy.

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         1. This action resets the navigation context without clearing selected objects.
   9. **Path and Navigation Indicators**
      1. A breadcrumb-style Path indicator displays the traversal route from the root object to the selected object.

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      2. A Go Back option allows navigation to the previous hierarchy level.
      3. A Returning to indicator clarifies the navigation context when moving back up the hierarchy.
   10. **Object Selection Behaviour**
       1. Selecting an object automatically selects dependent objects based on relationship rules.
       2. Objects selected due to dependency are visually marked.
       3. If cascading relationships exist:
          1. A Cascade Delete indicator is shown for impacted child objects.
       4. Deselection follows dependency rules to prevent inconsistent configurations.
   11. **Visual Indicators and States**
       1. Highlighted text indicates active search matches.
       2. Color-coded badges differentiate:
          1. Root objects
          2. Selected objects
   12. **Saving Hierarchy Configuration**
       1. The Save button persists all selections made within the hierarchy view.

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       2. Validation is performed before saving to ensure dependency consistency.
       3. On successful save, the hierarchy modal closes and returns to the configuration screen.
   13. **Key Functional Notes**
       1. Clicking the Root option always redirects to the root object.
       2. The info icon auto-opens only on the first typing interaction and remains manually accessible thereafter.
       3. Enabling Only Matches limits results strictly to relevant search outcomes without altering selection state.
   14. **Summary**

       The schema viewer feature in Vault enables precise object selection, dependency awareness, and efficient navigation across complex schemas. Enhanced search controls, guided feedback, and visual indicators ensure clarity, accuracy, and confidence while configuring data operations

* **`Selected Records:`** By default, all the records available in the objects will be auto-selected. To choose specific records, click **`All`** under **`Selected Records,`** which will lead you to a pop-up box where you can select the record. Post selection, the summary table should show the number of records set.

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You also have the option of importing records from a CSV file. To upload the CSV from your local system, click the **`Choose File`** button in the top right corner of the screen.

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* **`Selected Fields:`** By default, all the fields will be chosen for the objects selected. Clicking **`“All”`** under the **`Selected Fields`** column will open a pop-up window with all the fields listed for the selected objects. You can also use the **search** filter to search for a specific field faster. Here, you can map your source field with the destination field. The destination field should default to be mapped based on the source field name.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Important Note:**

1. The mandatory fields are auto-selected, so you do not have the option to disable them. For example, the **`ID`** field.
2. It is mandatory to select at least one field; if no field is selected and you try to proceed further, a warning popup will be displayed stating, **`“Select at least one field to proceed.”`**
3. The unchecked fields will have a null value in the record.
   {% endhint %}

Based on your selection, the restore will happen only for selected fields. Post selection, the summary table should show the number of fields selected.

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3. Click on **`Trigger Restore`**.

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* The restore checklists are displayed on the next pop-up screen, which must be considered before proceeding with the restoration operation. Click **`Got It`** to dismiss the popup. <br>

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4. On the next screen:
   * Enter the **`label`** of your choice or leave the auto-generated default label.
   * Specify the **`batch size`** for components to retrieve records. The max batch size that you can set per batch is **10K**. This option helps run large jobs exceeding normal processing limits. Per the Salesforce governor limit, you can deploy or retrieve up to 10,000 files at once or a max size of 40 MB. Using Batch Size, you can process records in batches to stay within platform limits. If you have a lot of records, processing records through batches is your best solution.
   * Choose the recipients from the **`Email notification`** dropdown who should receive notifications whenever the action is performed. The currently logged-in recipient will automatically be checked by default.
   * Next, select the criteria for the restore to be performed:
     1. **`Disable Workflows:`** On selection, all the workflows of the Salesforce objects are deactivated, and the data will be transferred from the source to the destination sandbox. Once the restore is completed, workflows are reactivated.
     2. **`Disable Validation Rules:`** Validation rules verify that the data a user enters in a record meets your specified criteria before the user can save the record. On selection, all the validation rules of the Salesforce objects are deactivated, and the data will be transferred from the source to the destination sandbox. Once the restore is done, validation rules are reactivated.
     3. **`Enable serial mode for Bulk API:`** Serial mode processes batch one at a time; however, it increases the processing time for a load.
     4. **`Disable Relationship Mapping:`** The child objects related to selected objects are not fetched on selection.
     5. **`Disable Triggers:`** To ensure a successful recovery when working with data and metadata, you may disable any triggers you have set. *This feature disables Salesforce triggers only. Any managed package triggers are not disabled.*
5. Click **`Restore Now`**.<br>

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6. You'll be taken to the **`Restore Summary`** screen, which will display the status of the recently triggered restore activity.

## Excluding System-Generated Feed Items – Restore

The Vault application now automatically identifies and excludes system-generated FeedItems during the Restore processes. This ensures that, these items do not cause any failures during these operations.

### **Key Features**

1. **Automatic Identification**: System-generated FeedItems are detected and excluded without requiring manual intervention.
2. **Error Prevention**: By excluding these FeedItems, potential errors during Restore processes are avoided.
3. **Logging for Transparency**: All excluded FeedItems are logged for tracking purposes, providing clear visibility into the process.

### Logs

The following is a sample log for reference, showing the excluded system-generated Feeditems:

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### Restore Log

Refer to these logs to verify the exclusions and ensure smooth operations during the Restore process.

## Restore Summary <a href="#restore-summary" id="restore-summary"></a>

For each restore activity triggered in Vault, you will find the details below:

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<table><thead><tr><th width="210">Attribute</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><code>Label</code></td><td>The label name you assigned for your restore activity.<br>Click on the label to find the list of successful/failed metadata and data members that are part of the restore operation. Also, you can <strong>export</strong> to save the restored metadata/data info in CSV format locally. </td></tr><tr><td><code>Backup Info</code></td><td>Get a snapshot of your restore operation</td></tr><tr><td><code>Date/Time</code></td><td>Date and time stamp for your restore operation</td></tr><tr><td><code>Duration</code></td><td>Total time to complete the restore operation</td></tr><tr><td><code>MetaSuccess</code></td><td>The total count of metadata objects successfully restored</td></tr><tr><td><code>MetaFailure</code></td><td>Total count of metadata objects that failed to restore</td></tr><tr><td><code>SuccessRecords</code></td><td>The total count of data objects successfully restored</td></tr><tr><td><code>FailedRecords</code></td><td>Total count of data objects that was unable to restore</td></tr><tr><td><code>Status</code></td><td>Restore status (success or failure)</td></tr><tr><td><code>Actions</code></td><td><p>Additional actions:</p><ul><li><strong><code>Restore summary:</code></strong> View the restore summary report</li><li><strong><code>Log:</code></strong> Find the log details for your restore operation</li><li><strong><code>Abort:</code></strong> For an ongoing replicate operation, you can abort the process in between using the <strong><code>Abort</code></strong> icon</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>

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