So can I just go in and archive then delete what is not needed?
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Browse All TopicsI see where the files under the Servers directory all have the file extension .rdb and show up as Retrospect Disk Backup set. Some of these (actually quite a few) are 614,408kb in size. Can I just delete these or do I have to go in and let the server forget that backup set and "groom" them?
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by: Darren_CliffordPosted on 2008-09-11 at 03:35:49ID: 22448134
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One of several files from a backup set created with Retrospect Backup software; contains exact data backed up from a hard drive and cataloged by the program; can be used to restore data that has been lost or corrupted on the original hard disk.