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--- software:squirrel:restore_queue [2025/03/14 20:47] – support@smikar.com
+++ software:squirrel:restore_queue [2025/03/26 13:32] (current) – support@smikar.com
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-=====Squirrel Restore Queue=====
+===== 🔄 Squirrel Restore Queue =====
-**Overview**
+==== 📝 Overview ====
-The Restore Queue page provides an overview of all pending restore requests in the system. This queue lists the files and corresponding sites for which a restore process has been initiated but is not yet completed. The purpose of this interface is to help administrators monitor and manage the restore process efficiently. It ensures that no request goes unnoticed and provides a clear view of the current queue status.
+The **Restore Queue** page in [[https://www.smikar.com/squirrel/|Squirrel]] provides administrators with a real-time view of **pending restore requests**. It lists files and their associated SharePoint sites for which a restore operation has been initiated but not yet completed.
+This interface is critical for monitoring restore activity and ensuring that no file restoration is missed or stalled during processing.
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-**Interface Explanation**
+----
+==== 💡 Interface Overview ====
+The Restore Queue layout is clean and efficient, allowing administrators to quickly scan and manage current restore operations.
+Each entry includes:
+- **🆔 File GUID**
+  A unique identifier for the file being restored. Used internally to track the file’s status throughout the process.
+- **🏷️ Site GUID**
+  Identifies the SharePoint site associated with the file. This helps trace the origin and destination for the restore.
+----
+==== 📊 Key Elements ====
+- **📌 Total Items in Queue**
+  A real-time counter at the top of the page showing how many restore requests are currently pending. This provides a quick snapshot of system activity.
+- **📄 Pagination Controls**
+  Located at the bottom of the page, these controls help navigate large queues:
+  - ⏮️ **First** – Jump to the first page of results
+  - ◀️ **Previous** – Go back one page
+  - ▶️ **Next** – Advance to the next set of restore items
+  - ⏭️ **Last** – Skip to the final page
-The Restore Queue interface is clean and straightforward. It is divided into two columns:
+> 🔐 This queue is **read-only**. No manual actions (such as canceling or modifying a restore) can be performed from this page.
-  * **File GUID**: Represents the unique identifier for the file that is queued for restoration. This GUID ensures that each file is uniquely identifiable in the system.
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-  * **Site GUID**: Represents the unique identifier for the SharePoint site associated with the file. This allows administrators to trace which site the file belongs to, aiding in tracking and verification.
-**Key Elements:**
+Once files are successfully restored, they will be removed from the Restore Queue and made available again in their original SharePoint location.
-  * **Total Items in Queue**: Displays the total number of items currently in the restore queue. This count gives administrators a quick snapshot of the queue's size.
+If you observe stuck or delayed restore jobs, check the worker node status or contact [support@smikar.com](mailto:support@smikar.com) for troubleshooting assistance.
-  * **Pagination Controls**: At the bottom of the page, pagination buttons allow users to navigate through multiple pages of queued items, especially useful when the queue grows large. The buttons include:
-  * **First**: Takes you to the first page.
-  * **Previous**: Moves to the previous page.
-  * **Next**: Advances to the next page.
-  * **Last**: Takes you to the last page.