For Windows applications (Exchange, SQL Server,
and Hyper-V), Replay Manager creates backups using the Microsoft Volume
Shadow Copy Services (VSS).
There are two types of VSS backups:
Copy backup—Backs up all files, including all application
and log files on the selected volumes. All information on which files
were changed or deleted is preserved; therefore, copy backups do not
affect the sequence of incremental and differential backups that might
happen independent of the copy backup.
Full backup—Might truncate transactional log files
after the backup finishes depending on the application. Once all transactions
from a log are applied to the database, the database sets a checkpoint (or
a marker) to the last committed transaction. Once the checkpoint is
set, the logs that have been applied may be truncated or deleted.
By default, Replay Manager Service for Windows takes
VSS copy backups. SQL Server transaction logs are not truncated with
either a copy or full backup.
NOTE:If backing up
Exchange data and using a third‐party backup application such as Windows
Backup, NetBackup, or BackupExec, it is important to understand which
application handles the transaction logs: Replay Manager, or the third
party backup application. If you currently use any type of incremental
schedule within your backup application, remember that the backup
application relies upon the transaction logs to create a successful backup.
If Replay Manager is truncating logs in a full backup, then the transaction
logs would not be available to the third party application.
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