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Any best practices or instructions for restoring one tenant's data in an app using django-multitenant.
Use case: A client has a malicious or careless employee who deleted/modified data. They need to revert back to last night's backup.
Can't do a normal postgres restore or all client's will revert. Can't do a schema restore since all client's are in one schema.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks
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Any best practices or instructions for restoring one tenant's data in an app using django-multitenant.
Use case:
A client has a malicious or careless employee who deleted/modified data. They need to revert back to last night's backup.
Can't do a normal postgres restore or all client's will revert. Can't do a schema restore since all client's are in one schema.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: