Backup and Delete

I have backed up and vaulted my library on an external hard drive. Just to be sure, if I deleted projects and folders in aperture, they would still be in the backed up vault correct? Also, when I attempt to delete projects, a warning says pictures from the folder or project are in other places (facebook, Flickr, etc.). Is there a way to delete the pictures from aperture, but still have them on these external places? I just feel like all of my pictures are taking up a butt load of space on my macbook.

me too
(see my question that no one could give me a sensible answer to either /___sbsstatic___/migration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png/___sbsstatic___/m igration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png)
it seems this has answered my question, and yes I have LOST ALL MY PHOTOs, only to just realise from this thread that Vault is NOT a back up /___sbsstatic___/migration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png/___sbsstatic___/m igration-images/migration-img-not-avail.png
thank you to you all in this thread

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If you have multiple devices backing up to the Cloud, you will see all of them listed. You would click on each device to change what is backed up from that device. You can then delete your individual back-ups.
Once you have all your settings to your liking, you can then go back to Settings>iCloud>Storage & Backup, and click on Back Up Now (bottom of the screen) to create a fresh backup with your new settings.
Cheers,
GB

Is RMAN only way to take backup and delete Archive Logs?

On primary db:
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OS: Windows 2003 server 32-bit
Oracle: Oracle 10g (10.2.0.1.0) R2 32-bit
On Physical standby db:
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OS: Windows 2003 server 32-bit
Oracle: Oracle 10g (10.2.0.1.0) R2 32-bit
Data Guard just configured. Archive Logs are properly being shipped to standby db. Is RMAN only way to take backup and delete Archive Logs from both primary and standby db? What other command can be used?
Thanks

No, but anything else is way more work. Without using RMAN you would have to find another way to keep track of applied logs.
RMAN make this very simple :
RMAN> CONFIGURE ARCHIVELOG DELETION POLICY TO APPLIED ON ALL STANDBY;Using another method would be like using the handle of your screwdriver as a hammer.
See "RMAN Recipes for Oracle Database 11g" ISBN 978-1-5959-851-1
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I want to reinstall an app fresh install from iTunes not from my iCloud, I go to manage storage I stop backup and delete app by turning green button off, but when I ask to download it again from iTunes it is only downloading it from my iCloud. help?

I want to reinstall an app fresh install from iTunes not from my iCloud, I go to manage storage I stop backup and delete app by turning green button off, but when I ask to download it again from iTunes it is only downloading it from my iCloud.
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You don't really delete app that way, that way to stop backup for that app in icloud.
You need to delete it from your home screen and then while it still will look like download from icloud - app will start fresh.
However if app uses any account sign in the stuff that is attached to sign in will come back, so if you do not want to you need to use
fresh account as well.

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jjmdb, how about just copying the older backup set to tape outside of rman? You could then restore the tape backup to disk and from the disk restore the control file and using it perform recovery. You would also need to include the necessary archived redo logs as part of the backup set if the desire is to have point in time recovery points available for restoration to a new location for key periods like year-end, quarter-end.
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HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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Backup and Delete Images

Hi, I have MacBook Pro with 5 years of family photos and videos on it. I've backed up to a WD My Book Studio external drive. I can acces the external drive and see my photos, videos and files.
Since my MacBook is getting old and slowing down I'm thinking I should remove all the old images and that would help it's performance. Feeling a little nervous about deleting such a large file of important stuff.
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Consider using a regular backup program, or plugin like TreeSyncPublisher which will assure backups are deleted along with sources.
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R

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Re-boot ipad.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5661
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Crosscheck backup and delete obsolete;

Hi,
on 10g R2 on a Win 2003. Connected to catalog and Target database I issue :
RMAN>crosscheck backup
RMAN>delete obsolete;
FILE 1
FILE 2
Do you want to delet the above file ? Y/N :YES
Then again :
RMAN>crosscheck backup
RMAN>delete obsolete;
FILE 1
FILE 2
Do you want to delet the above file ? Y/N
I can not understand. If the first time I answered YES and the obsolete files where deleted why they appear again and again ?
Can any one be kind to explain me ?
Thank you.

'crosscheck' has nothing to do with obsolete backups, this command checks for backups,which are still recorded in the controlfile/recovery catalog,but don't exist physically on disk/tape. The correct command after a 'crosscheck' is 'delete expired', 'obsolete' are backups no longer needed due to the defined retention policy.
I guess your backups are both , obsolete and expired, but 'delete obsolete' does not work, because these backups were removed outside RMAN. It could also be a permission problem, RMAN is not allowed to remove the backups on OS level. That happens on Windows, when shared drives are used.
Werner

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* Does TM delete old files on its own when it gets full to make room for new ones? If so, how would you run out of disk space as this support article http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/15137.html suggests?
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Time Machine backups and deleted photos

I backed up my Mac to Time Machine using an external hard drive. This then began to run out of space and i received the subsequent warning messages.
Now comes the stupidity (I think), I decided to delete all the photos from my Mac in the thought that they would remain on the Time Machine. I'm now thinking that this is a horrendous error and I have lost all the images from 2009 (when I first purchased the Mac) to 2011 (When i did the above).
I apologise if this is so stupid that it doesn't warrent an answer, but I hope someone takes pity on me.
Thanks

Sorry.. I keep thinking in the Time Capsule discussion area we are talking about TC..
If you copied the pictures to the WD drive then none of this would have happened.. it is the fact you deleted them from the Mac and assumed you would then have a backup inside the TM.
I know it is well after the event but Pondini in that same FAQ states with extreme clarity
20. Once my Mac is backed-up, can I delete some stuff to save space?
NO, NO, NO! That's a terrible idea !
See Q20. for the rest of why not.. the disk is slowly filled with current changes to file.. If you manipulate a large file it is backed up every hour.. it takes very little time to fill up the disk.. especially if it is so small.
Once full TM simply deletes from the backup what is deleted on the Mac.. since you obviously no longer think it important.
Actually you should read the whole thing about how TM works.. as it thins backups on a daily and then weekly basis, and there is no telling when it will delete your files, once they are gone from the Mac.
You don't have to copy the existing backup.. just buy another USB drive.. a decent size one this time.. and USB3 for future use.. 2TB or greater. And start a new backup to that.. Include the iphoto library in it.. but also copy the files manually so you have a backup unrelated to Time Machine.
Actually I would spend the money and buy Carbon Copy Cloner (or like backup software) as it does a better job of creating a backup of your files. You can also make a bootable clone of your existing hard disk.. that is hugely superior to the way TM works to get a dead drive computer running again.
Learn the lesson.. we all have to lose something before the knowledge we should backup is hammered home.. it is just sad it is digital photos which are so valuable and irreplaceable.. No amount of backup is too much for digital photos.. you are a few seconds from disaster and losing everything once you move away from films and negatives that can be reprinted for years and years.

I recently used SuperDuper! to transfer my hard drive, setting etc to an SSD to replace in my MBP. When I placed the SSD in and went to "About This Mac" I came upon this in the Storage section. My question is where can I find my Backups and delete them?

I recently used SuperDuper! to transfer my old MBP hard drive and its settings to a new SSD. Everything went smoothly. When I opened the "About this Mac" section and looked under Storage it showed this:
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Mac OS X 10.7 Help: About local snapshots
Stefan

Backup and delete archivelogs on primary

Hi,
I have a primary db ( 11.2) and physical standby
I understand that I should backup archive logs on primary once a while in case the logs doesn’t get shipped on time and I loss the primary db including logs that have not been shipped.. !is that’s correct?
I want to configure rman to run couple of times a day but my concern is that I don’t want rman to remove those archivelogs ( delete input ) unless they have been shipped an applied to standby. How can I configure rman so it only deletes if logs are applied to standby?
Thanks

Set RMAN setting on Primary DB :
RMAN> CONFIGURE ARCHIVELOG DELETION POLICY TO APPLIED ON ALL STANDBY;
follow this forum discussion.hope this helps.
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Itunes backup and deleted photos

I had a folder with old photos (not the camera folder) in my iphone 4s, yesterday I tried to copy this photos to my cpu, but the folder and all the photos disappeared!
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