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How to configure backups to run sequentially |
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Details: A backup job (or group of jobs) can be configured to run right after another backup job is finished. In Backup4all, for each backup job an action can be performed before or after that backup job runs. Since Backup4all supports command line parameters too, that action can be a command line instruction. So the first backup job will have an after-action added that will start the second backup job using command line instructions. How to configure a backup job to start after another backup job finishes To have a backup job (Backup_job2) running after a previous backup job (Backup_job1) finished:
Note: <backup name> is the name of the backup job that you want to run after the current backup job finishes, so in this example that would be Backup_job2.
How to configure a backup group to start after a backup job finishes Step by step instructions on how to start a backup group (New_Group) after a backup job (Backup_job1) finished running:
Note: <group name> is the name of the backup group that you want to run after the current backup job finishes. In the example above, instead of <group name> it should be New_Group.
Applies to: Backup4all 2.x - 3.x |
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