Gist ca337219d8bccaec5a6c0cd23b196863

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Gist ca337219d8bccaec5a6c0cd23b196863

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Last edited May 29, 2020

Created on May 29, 2020

This example shows a Windows batch script that automates Tableau Server maintenance by creating timestamped backups of logs, repository data, and configuration settings. The script uses the `wmic` command to generate a date-time string, then calls Tableau’s `tsm maintenance` and `tsm settings export` APIs to archive log files, perform a full backup, and export topology JSON. It finishes by invoking `tsm maintenance cleanup` to delete logs older than seven days. No visualization libraries are used; the output is purely file-based backup artifacts.

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