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In the next step, you select a medium or template or create a new one. A summary of the conditions is displayed before the backup is performed. Using the Back or Next buttons, you can move back or forward a step in the backup process and change entries. Be careful when using the "Overwrite" function from the template definition. This function can easily overwrite backup files that are still needed. Instead, create scripts that process the files further (for example, transport them to the downstream backup solution). These scripts delete the original backup files after successful postprocessing so that the database can always work with a valid file name. Check whether it is possible to connect MaxDB directly to the downstream backup solution. For more information, see the "Concepts" slides later in the unit.
In this step, you finally perform the backup. You can move the window of the action in process to the background by choosing Background. Double-clicking the entry in the action list on the Actions tab page brings the Wizard window to the front again and you can check the action status. The backup history then shows the complete backup as the starting point for further backups.
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