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I would like to have a tool that will backup my log to a Cloud service at a set time each day.
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Take a look at this video: Cloud Backup, networking, etc... https://www.youtube.com/...v=9EYu0rfCM1w&t=117s
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In the method you described in the video Ther is a working copy of the log file on Onedrive. If I did something really stupid to the database, say deleted some contacts in error. The file on Onedrive would have the same deleted contacts. In my way of thinking a backup once made should never change. Am I looking at this wrong?
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I think that OneDrive keeps some backups of changed data automatically. I know Google Drive does. But not indefinitely.
You can do a LOGic backup to anywhere. However, We really recommend keeping a copy of the while LOGic install folder (C:\program filex (x86)\logic). You could drag the folder to OneDrive or where ever, or make a .bat file to copy it. You can then put it on your desktop and double-click. Or put on the Windows task scheduler. I am pretty sure with PowerShell you could make the destination folder contain the date and time to keep multiple backups.
Let me know what you are interested in and I will assist.
Tnx & 73,
Dennis WN4AZY
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Why not setup a regular backup of the safety log in C:\FOO\SAFETY.ADI and have OneDrive keep set folder replicated? Restore from that as needed.
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