Filtering And Sorting Archives - ACRONIS BACKUP AND RECOVERY 10 SERVER FOR LINUX - UPDATE 3 User Manual

What happens if I delete a backup that is a base of an incremental or differential backup?
To preserve archive consistency, the program will consolidate the two backups. For example, you
delete a full backup but retain the next incremental one. The backups will be combined into a single
full backup which will be dated the incremental backup date. When you delete an incremental or
differential backup from the middle of the chain, the resulting backup type will be incremental.
Please be aware that consolidation is just a method of deletion but not an alternative to deletion.
The resulting backup will not contain data that was present in the deleted backup and was absent
from the retained incremental or differential backup.
There should be enough space in the vault for temporary files created during consolidation. Backups
resulting from consolidation always have maximum compression.
4.2.4

Filtering and sorting archives

The following is a guideline for you to filter and sort archives in the archives table.
To
Sort backup archives by any
column
Filter archives by name,
owner, or machine.
Configuring the archives table
By default, the table has seven columns that are displayed, others are hidden. If required, you can
hide the displayed columns and show hidden ones.
To show or hide columns
1. Right-click any column header to open the context menu. The menu items that are ticked off
correspond to the column headers presented in the table.
2. Click the items you want to be displayed/hidden.
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Do
Click the column's header to sort the archives in ascending order.
Click it once again to sort the archives in descending order.
In the field below the corresponding column's header, type the archive name
(the owner name, or the machine name).
As a result, you will see the list of the archives, whose names (owner names, or
machine names) fully or just partly coincide with the entered value.
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