← Back to context Comment by y4mi 6 years ago all fruits are apples because apples are fruit, right? 2 comments y4mi Reply ben509 6 years ago Your definition claims "a backup is a copy."The original claim was "a backup is a replication of the live dataset, although, usually out of sync to be useful when the main dataset goes bad."The only thing that makes a replica special is that it's in sync. Once you add the caveat that it's out of sync, it's just a copy.
ben509 6 years ago Your definition claims "a backup is a copy."The original claim was "a backup is a replication of the live dataset, although, usually out of sync to be useful when the main dataset goes bad."The only thing that makes a replica special is that it's in sync. Once you add the caveat that it's out of sync, it's just a copy.
Your definition claims "a backup is a copy."
The original claim was "a backup is a replication of the live dataset, although, usually out of sync to be useful when the main dataset goes bad."
The only thing that makes a replica special is that it's in sync. Once you add the caveat that it's out of sync, it's just a copy.