Saving SharePoint Documents
You can save a backed-up SharePoint document with the specified ID.
When you save a document, the request command places the document to a temporary folder on the Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 server. After that, the document is transferred as application/octet-stream media to the client. To download, read or perform other actions with the octet-stream, use features of programming languages.
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You can use Swagger UI to download the document from the stream by clicking the Download action link in the response body. For more information, see Evaluation in Swagger UI. |
Request
POST https://<hostname>:4443/v6/RestoreSessions/{restoreSessionId}/Organization/Sites/{siteId}/Documents/{documentId}/save |
Request Headers
The request header must contain an authorization token of the current session.
Request Parameters
The following parameters must be specified in the URL of the request:
Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
restoreSessionId | string | Specifies the identification number of the restore session. For more information on how to get this parameter, see Getting Restore Sessions. |
siteId | string | Specifies the identification number of the SharePoint site. For more information on how to get this parameter, see Getting Organization SharePoint Sites. |
documentId | string | Specifies the identification number of the SharePoint document. For more information on how to get this parameter, see Getting SharePoint Documents. |
Request Body
To save a backed-up SharePoint document, the request body must contain the following property:
Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
asZip | boolean | If set to true, indicates that the SharePoint document will be saved in a ZIP archive. Example: "asZip": true. |
Response
The server returns the following response to the client.
Response Codes
A successfully completed operation returns a response code 200 OK.
Response Headers
The response to this request contains the following headers. The response may also include additional standard HTTPS headers.
Header | Description |
|---|---|
Content-length | The length of the response body. |
Content-type | The media type and syntax of the response body message for the requests with the export and save actions: application/octet-stream. The media type and syntax of the response body message for the requests with the restore and send actions: null. |
Response Body
None.
Example
The following request saves a SharePoint document.
Request: POST https://abc.tech.local:4443/v6/RestoreSessions/0ba45909-ce2d-4457-9a41-c466c21cd1e3/Organization/Sites/1cfe4469-0a31-414b-9fd0-e84a087dcb739f242172-6d3f-47a2-816a-4989d45e88dd/Documents/1cfe4469-0a31-414b-9fd0-e84a087dcb739f242172-6d3f-47a2-816a-4989d45e88ddd91646d1-5b4a-468f-8d38-7c2eb3cd057248d332e5-c3f9-4373-9902-beac5510d46a/save
Request Header: Authorization: Bearer <Access-Token>
Request Body: { "asZip" : false }
Response: 200 OK |