![]() The catch is that increments of the changed data sets in a differential backup can grow as time progresses, and every differential backup may take up even more storage space (and time) than regular full backups. The storage space required for differential backups is, at least for a certain period, smaller than that needed for the full backup and bigger than that necessary for the incremental backup. Not the most optimal backup type in terms of storage space consumption. ![]()
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