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i had backup last manday.now i need back monday to now
..how do get backup?

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i had backup last manday.now i need back monday to now ..how do get backup?..

Answer / sarmistha

Take Differential Backup

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i had backup last manday.now i need back monday to now ..how do get backup?..

Answer / mohapatra.gouranga@gmail.com

Take incremental backup.

backup incremental level 1 database;

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i had backup last manday.now i need back monday to now ..how do get backup?..

Answer / suman

You did't tell which backup you have
You have every day cold backup you can get the backup

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