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# Create A Local Sanity Dataset Backup
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Let's say you've put together a script that is going to mutate some data in
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your production dataset on Sanity. Before you run that script, it would be
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prudent to capture a backup in case something goes wrong. That way you can
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always restore to how the data was in the event that you need to.
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You can do this from the command line with the `sanity` CLI.
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First, ensure you are signed in via the CLI.
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```bash
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$ sanity login
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```
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Then, you can issue the `dataset export` command, naming the dataset (in this
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case, `production`) to target and the name of the backup file to be created
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locally.
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```bash
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$ sanity dataset export production my-project-backup.tar.gz
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```
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I believe the Sanity CLI goes off the `sanity.cli.{ts,js}` file in your local
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project directory to determine what Sanity project it should be working with.
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See the [`export dataset`](https://www.sanity.io/docs/dataset#fd38ca03b011)
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docs for more details.
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