10-15-2013 08:10 PM
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10-15-2013 08:18 PM
If you want to restore a single file, then you can just restore from the latest incremental backup that contains the file, but if you want to restore an entire folder, you need to restore the last full backup and ALL the subsequent incremental backup in the order that they are taken.
10-15-2013 08:18 PM
If you want to restore a single file, then you can just restore from the latest incremental backup that contains the file, but if you want to restore an entire folder, you need to restore the last full backup and ALL the subsequent incremental backup in the order that they are taken.
10-16-2013 07:23 AM
If you run BE 2012 instead of any of the older versions, then the restore view from the incremental date will show all of the files as if you had performed a full. Then when you submit the job Backup Exec finds the media it needs for all the fulls and incrementals in the background making your life easier (unless you ejected the media to a vault anyway)
However as your post seems to have field data stating you are using 10.x or earlier of BE then the answer PKH gave is correct in that you need to restore the full and then each incremental in order to get back an entire folder.