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incremental Backup

incremental Backup

2006-08-30       - By Michael J?rgens

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Hi,

is there any way to build an incremental backup based on the last
incremental backup?

I?ve found in the documentation, that incremental backups always based
on the last full backup.

But may be there is a hidden feature?

Background:
We do a full backup once a week (Saturday night) and daily incremental
backups.
But our database is growing so fast, the outage time on Friday night
(the last incremental backup of the week) will become too large.
If we can store incremental backups based on the last incr. backup, we
have to store only the volume of one day e


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