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SimonMellerin committed Dec 5, 2023
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/content/anonymization/core-anonymizers.md
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This *Anonymizer* will fill configured column with value looking like `[username]@[domain.tld]`
where:
* `[username]` is a md5 hash of the pre-anonymization value
* `[domain.tld]` is the given domain option (or `example.com` per default)
* `[domain.tld]` is the given domain option (or `example.com` by default)

For example `[email protected]` will give `[email protected]` after anonymization.

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### Connection

Per default, the command will backup the database from the default DBAL connection.
By default, the command will backup the database from the default DBAL connection.

You can choose to backup a database from another connection with `--connection` option:

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### Connection

Per default, the command will restore the database from the default DBAL connection.
By default, the command will restore the database from the default DBAL connection.

You can choose to restore a database from another connection with `--connection` option:

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```

:::danger
Per default, this command does not allow to restore a database when used in **production environment**.
By default, this command does not allow to restore a database when used in **production environment**.
Even if you use it with `--force`.

If you know what you are doing and want to restore a
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As mentioned earlier on this page, the *DbToolsBundle* stores can list existing backup files
when you want to restore a previous one with the restore command.

All backups are stored in a directory. Per default this directory is `%kernel.project_dir%/var/db_tools`
All backups are stored in a directory. By default this directory is `%kernel.project_dir%/var/db_tools`
but [it could be configured](./configuration#storage-directory).

In this directory, each backup is put in sub-directories depending on the backup date. The backup's filename
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