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# Snapshot
The users can view or create a list of snapshots for a specific instance using the Snapshot button on the \[TPR Report] page. The users can generate a report using the selected Snapshot ID.
TPR Report - Snapshot
The following is a description of the items provided on the Snapshot screen.
Item
Description
Instance Name
Instance name
Snapshot ID
snapshot ID
Snapshot GID
snapshot GID
Begin Snap Time
begin time
End Snap Time
end time
## Create Snapshot
When the users click the Create Snapshot button, a snapshot of the instance at the time of clicking is created immediately. In the case of TAC, snapshots of all instances in the cluster are created.
## Create Report
This is essentially the same as the screen displayed when the users click the [**'Create Report'** ](/sysmasterdb.en/8.3_manual/analysis/report/tpr-report/create-report.md)button on the TPR Report page. However, if the users access this screen from the Snapshot page, the creation method is fixed to Snapshot ID. To change the creation method, click the 'Prev' button to return to the previous step and make modifications.
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