Is it possible to rollback image copy backup?

Hi,
I have got an image copy with a tag which I apply incremental backups everyday. The image copy is rolled forward everyday.
Is it possible to rollback the image copy?
I have got incremental backups of everyday and one recent full image copy of database.
Thanks
Emrah

user6714759 wrote:
Hi,
I have got an image copy with a tag which I apply incremental backups everyday. The image copy is rolled forward everyday.
Is it possible to rollback the image copy?
I have got incremental backups of everyday and one recent full image copy of database.
Thanks
EmrahHi Emrah and welcome to the forum!
I don't think that you can roll back image copies because each time the whole image copy is changed with new records and I haven't seen such option

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