We have a backup job that runs a biweekly Full Backup then nightly incrementals. The last time a Full was scheduled, it ran for a bit but due to timing issues, we really wanted to stop it and have an incremental run instead (much faster) and just run the full the next night.
I stopped the backup and rescheduled the Active Full backup from Friday night to Saturday and saved the job. Ran the job--hitting Start not Retry--and it ran a full again. Stop that job, went in a just turned off active full backups, saved, ran the job again, and it ran a full again. At this point, we just let it run the full and postponed what we wanted to do until the next day.
Is there a way to run an incremental when a full scheduled? Was the problem I ran into that the full backup job had already started when I stopped the job so any subsequent starts would just run a full backup?
Please let me know if you need any further info or if I'm not clear in my description. Thanks.
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Re: Stopping a Full Backup & Running Incremental
Hi afarz and welcome to the community!
You can execute incremental run on-demand by using Quick Backup function of Veeam B&R.
I will ask the reposnosible team about the described behavior and come back with the information. Thanks!
You can execute incremental run on-demand by using Quick Backup function of Veeam B&R.
I will ask the reposnosible team about the described behavior and come back with the information. Thanks!
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Re: Stopping a Full Backup & Running Incremental
Great. Thank you very much.
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Re: Stopping a Full Backup & Running Incremental
Hi,
So, if you will edit the schedule before the start of the job, then the next run will be incremental. Thanks!
Yes, since the job has created a new backup chain by initiating the Full backup according to the schedule.afarz wrote:Was the problem I ran into that the full backup job had already started when I stopped the job so any subsequent starts would just run a full backup?
So, if you will edit the schedule before the start of the job, then the next run will be incremental. Thanks!
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