DEA-1TT5 Associate - Information Storage And Management Version 5.0

What is the key difference between an incremental backup and a differential backup?

Incremental is faster to restore; differential is faster to back up Incremental backs up data changed since the last backup of any type; differential backs up all data changed since the last full backup Incremental backs up files; differential backs up databases Incremental uses tape; differential uses disk

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Incremental backs up data changed since the last backup of any type; differential backs up all data changed since the last full backup

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