>yup. I would say you are a bit confused.

>The 26th is the last full backup (the 0 in the column after the date), 
>and the 29th is the most recent incremental based on that full (the 1 in 
>the column after the date). Anything else is older, out of date, 
>redundant . . . whatever you want to call it. If you had messed up a 
>file and then it got backed up, you might want to go to an older one.

>What, exactly, is it that you are trying to do? And Why?

Actually I backed up one month (30 tapes). At the end of month tapes will be
overwritten. So, I want to restore for the whole month before tapes being
rotated for the new month because I want to make it as a archive for 1 year.
(let say restore for November before December start). Correct me if I wrong
for this understandings.

Or is it enough to me if I restore last full backup (26th) to represent for
the whole month? Or I have to choose last full backup and last incremental
backup instead?


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