Incremental Backup definition
Incremental Backup means a backup by the Service Provider of all the Customer
Incremental Backup means a backup of the changed part of a selected object on the basis of the previous backup. One full backup and all subsequent incremental backups are required for the recovery of any selected object. In addition, corresponding incremental backup strategies may be worked out to address specific needs. For instance, the possibility of backing up historical data on tapes according to specific years and months in the future may be considered. · Full backup Full backup means entire backup of the selected object. During recovery, we shall merely rely on this backup to recover the selected object. In general, the so-called full backup refers to the full backup of certain parts of the system rather than the backup of the entire system. · Complete backup
Examples of Incremental Backup in a sentence
At no additional charge to Customer, Results shall make daily incremental Backups (the "Incremental Backup") and weekly full backups (the "Full Backups") of Customer Data archived with the Results Technology.
At no additional charge to Customer, Elucide shall make daily incremental Backups (the "Incremental Backup") and weekly full backups (the "Full Backups") of Customer Data archived with the Elucide Technology.
Failure by Smartx to produce an Incremental Backup shall result in one Basic Service Level Failure.
At no additional charge to Customer, idtPlans shall make daily incremental backups (the "Incremental Backup") and weekly full backups (the "Full Backups") of Customer Data archived with the idtPlans Technology.