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Interactive log backups back up all occupied log pages from the log volume that have not yet been backed up and do not belong to an open transaction (without a COMMIT). Only version <strong>file</strong>s and external backup tools with a confirmation function are accepted as backup media for interactive log backups. For this reason, the log backups should then be stored finally on other backup media. The system automatically adds a version number (three characters with leading zeros) to the <strong>file</strong> name defined in the backup medium. Once the number set is exhausted, additional digits are added. The labels of the log backups are assigned independently of the numbering of the complete and incremental data backups. All log backups are listed in the backup history in reverse chronological and logical order together with the data backups.
You can start an interactive log backup by choosing Backup ... As always, it is only possible to perform a log backup if a complete data backup has already been carried out. In this context, log backups are delta backups that require a starting point. If this prerequisite is not met, the Log Backup option is grayed out. Then choose Next.
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