Restore to ID in production model (Deployed)

yatin.ajbani
yatin.ajbani
in Modeling

Hi

We have a development model (standard mode) and a Production model (Deployed mode) with ALM between them. The latest revision tag was pulled in Production more than few weeks ago. A production user updated data in production model last week. They haven't made any significant change since then but want to revert that change from last week.

It seems like we can use "Restore to ID" feature. Before we do that, I want to confirm, if

  1. Is it safe to use "Restore to ID" in Deployed mode?
  2. This action when done in above scenario will break ALM?
  3. Should we select "Unlink revisions created after this restore point"?

Thanks in advance.

Answers

  • andrewtye
    andrewtye

    Hi @yatin.ajbani

    This has all the answers - the process is at the bottom and have used it a number of times. Just have to follow it precisely.

    How to roll back a production model to recover lost data — Anaplan Community

    Andrew

  • LipChean_Soh
    LipChean_Soh

    Hi,

    Assuming you want to restore the model to a point in time after the latest sync, then you can leave the model in deployed mode, and for the rest of your questions.

    1. Is it safe to use "Restore to ID" in Deployed mode? [Yes]
    2. This action when done in above scenario will break ALM? [No]
    3. Should we select "Unlink revisions created after this restore point"? [No]

    However if you want to restore the model to a point before the latest sync, then please refer to the post by andrewtye above.

    But as always, it's best to do an independent test just in case there's any misunderstanding.

    Thanks

  • yatin.ajbani
    yatin.ajbani

    thank you so much @andrewtye and @LipChean_Soh . The suggestion worked.

  • LipChean_Soh
    LipChean_Soh

    hi @yatin.ajbani

    Please mark the post as 'answered' so that others can refer to this in the future.

    Thanks

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