Re: [Networker] Does removing a save set affect the index?

Hi,

If you stop backing up a save set (delete save set from the client
resource), its index would be retained till the time the last backup is
browseable.

If you have deleted the previously taken full backup and you run an
incremental backup, it would automatically take a full backup. Incremental
backup depends on the full backup.

Regards,
Anuj Mediratta
Phone: +9312634262
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On
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Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:34 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Does removing a save set affect the index?

Hi,

What happens if you remove a save set that is still browsable? Will this 
update the index? If not then what happens, for example,
if you then rerun another incremental on the client? If it captures 
everything since the last incremental, but you don't have that
save set because you deleted it then what use would the latest 
incremental be if you had to rebuild something?

What should you do in this case? Run a full or some kind of level backup 
to make it go back to before the incremental that you removed?
Seems like overkill.

Or, just get on the client and run a manual incremental and specify a 
date value of just before the date of the incremental that you removed?

Thanks.

george

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