It is the copy made of the original work. It is usually made on portable media.
If the original work gets damaged or deleted the backup can be used.
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If you have a backup copy somewhere, you can recover data from that backup copy. Obviously the backup must have been made BEFORE the computer was stolen. It also helps to make those backup copies regularly, so you don't lose much data. Otherwise - if you didn't do a recent backup - you can't do anything.
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unless you had made a backup copy of that version you want to downgrade, you cant
Try burning a backup copy of your music and ripping the backup copy to your computer.
"Backup" refers to making a copy of your important data. This is done because the data may be changed, or damaged."Recovery" means that you get an older copy of your data back, from the backup copy.
Five type of backup they are :1. Normal backup - It copy all the files marked in to be backup2. Incremental backup - only those files that have been created or changed since last incremental or normal backup.3. Decremental backup - The only copies files that have been created or changed since the last normal or incremental backup4.copy backup - It copy all the files u have selected5. Daily backup - It copy all the files u have selected that have been modified on the day
A backup copy.
Cold Backup- We can take the Backup while DB(eg. Oracle) is down.Hot Backup-We can take the Backup while DB(eg. Oracle) is running.Cold backup is a physicalbackup. During a cold backupthe databaseis closed and not available to users. All files of the databaseare copied (image copy). The datafiles do not change during the copy so the databaseis in sync upon restore.Used when:Service level allows for some down time for backupHot backup is a physical backup. In a hot backup the database remains open and available to users. All files of the database are copied (image copy). There may be changes to the database as the copy is made and so all log files of changes being made during the backupmust be saved too. Upon a restore, the changes in the log files are reapplied to bring the databasein sync. Used when:A full backupof a databaseis neededService level allows no down time for the backup