functions/invoke-d365lcsdatabaseexport.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Start a database export from an environment .DESCRIPTION Start a database export from an environment from a LCS project .PARAMETER ProjectId The project id for the Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations project inside LCS Default value can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig .PARAMETER BearerToken The token you want to use when working against the LCS api Default value can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig .PARAMETER SourceEnvironmentId The unique id of the environment that you want to use as the source for the database export The Id can be located inside the LCS portal .PARAMETER BackupName Name of the backup file when it is being exported from the environment The file shouldn't contain any extension at all, just the desired file name .PARAMETER LcsApiUri URI / URL to the LCS API you want to use Depending on whether your LCS project is located in europe or not, there is 2 valid URI's / URL's Valid options: "https://lcsapi.lcs.dynamics.com" "https://lcsapi.eu.lcs.dynamics.com" Default value can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig .PARAMETER SkipInitialStatusFetch Instruct the cmdlet to skip the first fetch of the database refresh status Useful when you have a large script that handles this status validation and you don't want to spend time with this cmdlet Default output from this cmdlet is 2 (two) different objects. The first object is the response object for starting the export operation. The second object is the response object from fetching the status of the export operation. Setting this parameter (activate it), will affect the number of output objects. If you skip, only the first response object outputted. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport -ProjectId 123456789 -SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae" -BackupName "BackupViaApi" -BearerToken "JldjfafLJdfjlfsalfd..." -LcsApiUri "https://lcsapi.lcs.dynamics.com" This will start the database export from the Source environment. The LCS project is identified by the ProjectId 123456789, which can be obtained in the LCS portal. The source environment is identified by the SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae", which can be obtained in the LCS portal. The backup name is identified by the BackupName "BackupViaApi", which instructs the API to save the backup with that filename. The request will authenticate with the BearerToken "JldjfafLJdfjlfsalfd...". The http request will be going to the LcsApiUri "https://lcsapi.lcs.dynamics.com" (NON-EUROPE). .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport -SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae" -BackupName "BackupViaApi" This will start the database export from the Source environment. The source environment is identified by the SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae", which can be obtained in the LCS portal. The backup name is identified by the BackupName "BackupViaApi", which instructs the API to save the backup with that filename. All default values will come from the configuration available from Get-D365LcsApiConfig. The default values can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> $databaseExport = Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport -SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae" -BackupName "BackupViaApi" -SkipInitialStatusFetch PS C:\> $databaseExport | Get-D365LcsDatabaseOperationStatus -EnvironmentId "13cc7700-c13b-4ea3-81cd-2d26fa72ec5e9" -SleepInSeconds 60 This will start the database export from the Source environment. The source environment is identified by the SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae", which can be obtained in the LCS portal. The backup name is identified by the BackupName "BackupViaApi", which instructs the API to save the backup with that filename. It will skip the first database operation status fetch and only output the details from starting the export. The output from Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport is stored in the $databaseExport. This will enable you to pass the $databaseExport variable to other cmdlets which should make things easier for you. Will pipe the $databaseExport variable to the Get-D365LcsDatabaseOperationStatus cmdlet and get the status from the database export job. All default values will come from the configuration available from Get-D365LcsApiConfig. The default values can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport -SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae" -BackupName "BackupViaApi" -SkipInitialStatusFetch This will start the database export from the Source environment. The source environment is identified by the SourceEnvironmentId "958ae597-f089-4811-abbd-c1190917eaae", which can be obtained in the LCS portal. The backup name is identified by the BackupName "BackupViaApi", which instructs the API to save the backup with that filename. It will skip the first database operation status fetch and only output the details from starting the export. All default values will come from the configuration available from Get-D365LcsApiConfig. The default values can be configured using Set-D365LcsApiConfig. .LINK Get-D365LcsDatabaseOperationStatus .LINK Get-D365LcsApiConfig .LINK Get-D365LcsApiToken .LINK Get-D365LcsAssetValidationStatus .LINK Get-D365LcsDeploymentStatus .LINK Invoke-D365LcsApiRefreshToken .LINK Invoke-D365LcsUpload .LINK Set-D365LcsApiConfig .NOTES The ActivityId property is a custom property that ISN'T part of the response from the LCS API. The ActivityId is always the same as the OperationActivityId (original LCS property). The EnvironmentId property is a custom property that ISN'T part of the response from the LCS API. The EnvironmentId is always the same as the SourceEnvironmentId parameter you have supplied to this cmdlet. Default output from this cmdlet is 2 (two) different objects. The first object is the response object for starting the export operation. The second object is the response object from fetching the status of the export operation. Setting the SkipInitialStatusFetch parameter (activate it), will affect the number of output objects. If you skip, only the first response object outputted. Running with the default (SkipInitialStatusFetch NOT being set), will instruct the cmdlet to call the Get-D365LcsDatabaseOperationStatus cmdlet. This will output a second object, with other properties than the first object outputted. Tags: Environment, Config, Configuration, LCS, Database backup, Api, Backup, Bacpac Author: Mötz Jensen (@Splaxi) #> function Invoke-D365LcsDatabaseExport { [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [int] $ProjectId = $Script:LcsApiProjectId, [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [Alias('Token')] [string] $BearerToken = $Script:LcsApiBearerToken, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $SourceEnvironmentId, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string] $BackupName, [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [string] $LcsApiUri = $Script:LcsApiLcsApiUri, [switch] $SkipInitialStatusFetch ) Invoke-TimeSignal -Start if (-not ($BearerToken.StartsWith("Bearer "))) { $BearerToken = "Bearer $BearerToken" } $exportJob = Start-LcsDatabaseExport -ProjectId $ProjectId -BearerToken $BearerToken -SourceEnvironmentId $SourceEnvironmentId -BackupName $BackupName -LcsApiUri $LcsApiUri if (Test-PSFFunctionInterrupt) { return } $temp = [PSCustomObject]@{ Value = "$SourceEnvironmentId" } #Hack to silence the PSScriptAnalyzer $temp | Out-Null $exportJob | Select-PSFObject *, "OperationActivityId as ActivityId", "Value from temp as EnvironmentId" -TypeName "D365FO.TOOLS.LCS.Database.Operation" if (-not $SkipInitialStatusFetch) { Get-D365LcsDatabaseOperationStatus -ProjectId $ProjectId -BearerToken $BearerToken -OperationActivityId $($exportJob.OperationActivityId) -EnvironmentId $SourceEnvironmentId -LcsApiUri $LcsApiUri -WaitForCompletion:$false -SleepInSeconds 60 } Invoke-TimeSignal -End } |