Recovery of a deleted app, no backups

Hi,
Please tell me if there is a way to recover a deleted application from the AAS console.
If there were no backups is there a way of recivering it.
Please get back asap.
THanks,
Anindyo

without a backup, you are in big trouble. Have you perhaps made a copy of the application at some point that you could use as a starting point? Extracted the outline for documentation? have a dev copy?
the problem with trying to recover files off the hard disk is that unless you have not used the server since you deleted the application, it could have reused some of the space. And you need to get all the files in sync for a recovery to work.
I wish I could be more optimistic for you, but I think you are going to have to manually recreate it.

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This article explains ways to reduce your iCloud storage: Managing your iCloud storage. In addition to what's mentioned in the article, if you have lots of photos and videos attached to your text messages, these are all included in your iCloud backup and deleting them can sometimes significantly reduce the size of your backup.
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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?

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Rescue and Recovery Crashes While Deleting Backup Files

I've seen many threads in regards to Rescue and Recovery crashing while deleting backup files, but no solutions were ever mentioned! I have a T400 (Vista SP2, Intel T9400, 4GB RAM, 300 GB HD) and was quickly running out of disk space. After finding mention of Rescue and Recovery I was able to delete some of the backups but not all. For example I have one from 2008 (18GB) but it won't seem to delete. I let it sit for quite a while (over night) but it still didn't delete. Does anybody have a solution for how to get R&R to delete this files? Or how to delete these files manually? Thanks in advance.

Hi,
in this situation I assume, you are using the GUI for the deletiong of the RnR Backups.
What I always prefer is the rrcmd.exe which you can use with the "delete" whicht so that the backups that you want to will be deleted.
Cheers

Rescue & Recovery--Can't delete backup

When I try to delete an old backup from the basic R&R window I get a message window saying "Please wait while the backups are deleted", with a tumbling hourglass. Problem is, the window doesn't go away until I invoke Task Manager to stop the R&R application. I've walked away from the laptop for quite a while before killing the process.
I'm running Vista Home Premium, SP1, on a T61W with ThinkVantage R&R version 4.20.0512.00.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Other members have been able to solve the same problem by deleting the last made backup first, on it's own, and then the other backups.
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My iPhone 4s notified me that I had to manage my storage so I deleted apps that used a lot of space I deleted almost all my picture and it still keeps telling me I don't have enough storage is there any other way I can make room on my phone ?

My iPhone 4s notified me that I had to manage my storage so I deleted apps that used a lot of space I deleted almost all my picture and it still keeps telling me I don't have enough storage is there any other way I can make room on my phone ? Were it shows how much storage I have available it still says 9.9 even after all that I have done so I don't know if I need to change my storage plan or what but anything will help I guess

Check for 'others' in iTunes against your iPhone.
Restore from a previous backup to reclaim some of it.
Still want more, Restore in iTunes, setup as New.

Cannot delete R&R backups, not enough space

I have R&R V3.01.1037.00 installled on my son's laptop. It has some old R&R backups which I want to delete. I've run R&R from the Programs list and found the Advanced tab which allows me to delete backups ... however when I try and delete one it says (after confirmation prompt and "Please wait while the backups are deleted"):
"Rescue and Recovery does not have enough disk space to perform the requested operation"
and then doesn't do anything. I've tried turning the Recycle Bin properties to "Do not move files to the Recycle Bin" in case this was the problem but that didn't help.
Backup file is 15 GB (!), free space on disk is 5 GB.
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leamphil, welcome to the forum,
deleting the last backup that was made on it's own and then the others has worked for other members.
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Time Machine : Deleting all local backups of one of several computers leaves files behind

Hi,
I'm in the process of transitioning my Time Machine setup. For the moment, I have a local Time Machine volume backing up three Macs to the same Backups.bakupdb folder (I had set that up two years ago before reading Pondini's Time Machine FAQ).
Basically what I want to achieve is have a partition per computer that I'm backing up. So what I did was I partitioned a second external drive into 3 partitions, and I copied my TM partition to each of these 3 temporary partitions. I did that using Disk Utility's Restore tab. My plan was then to delete the backups of two computers off each temporary partition (per question 12 of Pondini's FAQ), to get 1 computer per partition on the temporary drive, then partition my main external drive in 3 and copy back each temporary partition to the main drive.
(The second external drive is lent, I can't just switch to using it.)
From what I read on question 12 of Pondini's FAQ and this reply by Pondini to a similar thread, I thought that deleting all backups of one computer via the Time Machine interface would leave me with an empty folder for that computer under Backups.backupdb, and that I could just delete this folder via the Finder. This is * not * what happened.
After all backups for the first computer I wanted to delete off the first temporary partition are deleted, the folder for this Mac is not empty ; it still contains all the 15 dates folder of the individual backups. What's more, these date folders aren't empty either. The first 12 of them I deleted (the most recent ones) each contains a Macintosh HD folder, under which remains a System/Library/CoreServices hierarchy. The (locked) boot.efi file is alone in the CoreServices folder. The last 3 dates I deleted (the oldest backups), however, still contain an even bigger hierarchy. Applications, Library, System and Users exists in all three, with a lot of subfolders and lots of files, totalizing around 2 GB of data. Most of the files are locked, even logged into root (very diverse files : plists, dylibs, rtf files, fonts, etc) but some are not (apps, and other diverse files : colorsync profiles, dashboard widgets, bundles...). Seems like Time Machine could not delete everything. (Why ?)
Note that I deleted the backups for one computer using that same computer, first using an Admin account for the first 3 or 4 dates and then using the root account to avoid having to always authenticate. (I didn't think it would create a problem... maybe it has?)
When I go back into Time Machine for this computer, no backups remains. It's like if Time Machine doesn't see the data that it could't delete... This is all very strange.
My question is : can I delete these leftover files and folders bia the Finder without fear it's going to break the backups for the other computers on the same partition ? If not, what should I do ?
Sorry for the long post, but I hope I was clear...

Phil_6379 wrote:
After all backups for the first computer I wanted to delete off the first temporary partition are deleted, the folder for this Mac is not empty ; it still contains all the 15 dates folder of the individual backups.
It shouldn't; when you delete a backup, the date-stamped backup folder and all it's contents should be deleted.
Most likely, there was some sort of corruption, either on the original or the copies, that left some pieces. On occasion, that will happen even when Time Machine is doing it's normal "thinning:" there will be a message in the log about finding a "partially-deleted" backup, and trying again. Sometimes the second try will do it, sometimes not. In that case, you might be able to delete it after running Repair Disk; if not, sometimes you can delete it via the Finder.
Under Lion only, deleting backups via the Finder is supported by Apple; you'll get a message about how it can't be undone. But it doesn't always work, so is recommended only as a last resort. Holding the Option key while deleting may help with the locked files.
If you can't get rid of the detritus, however, I'd recommend erasing the affected partition(s) and starting over. I'd not continue backing-up to a set of suspect backups -- the way they're all linked together, there's just no telling whether you could do a full system restore successfully.
In addition, as Linc says, even if you have some things off-site, I'd strongly recommend getting another external HD for "secondary" onsite backups. Externals are getting much less expensive all the time, and if there's a problem with the old one (either the drive itself or the backups on it), you'll be in a large pickle. Plus, of course, drives don't last forever. See #27 in Time Machine - Frequently Asked Questions for some suggestions.

I'm worried about what will happen if I delete my recent backup data from the phone I still own? Will I lose any progress in games that was saved in the backup?

I'm worried about what will happen if I delete my recent backup data from the phone I still own? Will I lose any progress in games that was saved in the backup?
I have an iPhone 4S and I keep getting those irritating notifications that tell me I need to upgrade my storage or free up space. I've deleted all I can from my music and photos without losing too many precious memories, but it's come to the point where I think I need to delete backups. However, I'm just worried that I will lose all and any log-in information that I don't remember and app/game progress that was saved to the iCloud. Please Tell me what will happen/what I can do?

If you are asking what happens when you delete an iCloud backup, it only deletes the backup from your account. It won't do anything to the data on your phone or in your iCloud account. If you don't need to backup you can delete it. (If you no longer want to back up your phone to iCloud, turn iCloud backup off in Settings>iCloud>Backup. Then your phone will back up to your computer each time you sync it with iTunes.)

Storage Other still taking up a lot of space & is it ok to delete apps pre-installed in MBA?

Hi, I have checked the previous discussions on Storage HD problem in which suggestions to turn off backup, snapshots, even to using OmniDiskSweeper to reduce the space being used by Other but these suggested methods don't seem to work out for me.
I don't have auto backup turn on for Time Machine. If I don't have Time Machine on, do I still have to perform the Terminal function of "sudo tmutil disablelocal"?
I have used OmniDiskSweeper which revealed around 26.8GB files that I am pretty sure I need to keep, be it that the biggest size is the iTunes media folder in which converted audios are stored and taking 9.3GB of space.
Based on my screencap below on my Storage HD, I have basically nothing much in terms of Audio, Movies, Photos, Apps, Backups but almost half of the space is being taken up by Others, just mind puzzled me.
I know there are still space left and not critical but I just purchased this MBA last Christmas so I would like to be well prepared looking at the rate the Other storage is increasing each time. Any advice would be much appreciated. I am using external HD as Time Machine Backup and I do this backup manually. All my other audio, movies, photos, docs files are stored in another external HD.
My other question is that is it ok or advisable to delete apps that are pre-installed when we first received the MBA? I noted there are quite a number of apps that may not be of use (especially those under the Utilities folder) but pre-installed. In the event that I have uninstalled/deleted these pre-installed apps is there any way to restore or download them?? Are these apps the ones that are taking up the space under Other or they will just fall under Apps section? I also installed some widgets apps like around 8 of them - not sure how I can gauge the size of these widgets.
Thanks!

blinkable wrote:
I don't have auto backup turn on for Time Machine. If I don't have Time Machine on, do I still have to perform the Terminal function of "sudo tmutil disablelocal"?
No, as you notice in this screenshot, "backups" is Zero. This is where local snapshots would be stored.
My other question is that is it ok or advisable to delete apps that are pre-installed when we first received the MBA? I noted there are quite a number of apps that may not be of use (especially those under the Utilities folder) but pre-installed. In the event that I have uninstalled/deleted these pre-installed apps is there any way to restore or download them?? Are these apps the ones that are taking up the space under Other or they will just fall under Apps section?
You can delete the Apps. You can reinstall them at any time by inserting disc 2 (the applications disc that came with your mac). I don't use GarageBand or iMovie, so I deleted them. Apps just fall under the "Apps" category. I qquestioned the Genius Bar as to what is in "other" and they said it is impossible to say exactly what is in that category, it is slightly different for each user. It does include the operating system among other things. They told me to thing of it as an "etcetera" category.

RMAN never deletes archive log backups

Hi all,
I have same problem as some of you have already faced.
I have some instances 10.2.0.4 running un archive log mode.
I take full hot backup daily.
I setup a rman script to backup and delete obsolete backups according to the following policy:
CONFIGURE RETENTION POLICY TO RECOVERY WINDOW OF 2 DAYS;
CONFIGURE RETENTION POLICY TO REDUNDANCY 2;
and then:
run {
ALLOCATE CHANNEL RMAN_BACK_CH01 TYPE DISK;
BACKUP AS COMPRESSED BACKUPSET DATABASE FORMAT '/mnt/rman_202/pnetpres/db_pres_%U';
CROSSCHECK ARCHIVELOG ALL;
BACKUP AS COMPRESSED BACKUPSET ARCHIVELOG ALL FORMAT '/mnt/rman_202/pnetpres/al_pres_%U';
CROSSCHECK BACKUP;
DELETE NOPROMPT OBSOLETE;
DELETE NOPROMPT EXPIRED BACKUP;
RELEASE CHANNEL RMAN_BACK_CH01;
crosscheck archivelog all;
delete noprompt archivelog all completed before 'sysdate -2';
DB full backups are being deleted, however archive logs backups are not deleted.
There are no tablespaces in backup or offline mode.
How can I know the reason why some archive log backups are kept ?
Even I clear the policy and perform a crosscheck and delete, those are not marked as obsolete neither deleted from disk.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Fernando,
This are the ouputpus of the commands:
RMAN> REPORT OBSOLETE;
RMAN retention policy will be applied to the command
RMAN retention policy is set to redundancy 1
no obsolete backups found
RMAN> LIST BACKUP OF ARCHIVELOG ALL;
List of Backup Sets
===================
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
1090 69.65M DISK 00:00:16 23-FEB-11
BP Key: 1093 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110223T061511
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_0jm5c6bf_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 1090
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 13 2173025156 21-FEB-11 2173028010 21-FEB-11
1 14 2173028010 21-FEB-11 2173041730 21-FEB-11
1 15 2173041730 21-FEB-11 2173041813 21-FEB-11
1 16 2173041813 21-FEB-11 2173106066 22-FEB-11
1 17 2173106066 22-FEB-11 2173108831 22-FEB-11
1 18 2173108831 22-FEB-11 2173116745 22-FEB-11
1 19 2173116745 22-FEB-11 2173117735 22-FEB-11
1 20 2173117735 22-FEB-11 2173117739 22-FEB-11
1 21 2173117739 22-FEB-11 2173117753 22-FEB-11
1 22 2173117753 22-FEB-11 2173165783 23-FEB-11
1 23 2173165783 23-FEB-11 2173168857 23-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
1411 125.43M DISK 00:00:28 24-FEB-11
BP Key: 1414 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110224T061643
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_0mm5eqqb_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 1411
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 18 2173108831 22-FEB-11 2173116745 22-FEB-11
1 19 2173116745 22-FEB-11 2173117735 22-FEB-11
1 20 2173117735 22-FEB-11 2173117739 22-FEB-11
1 21 2173117739 22-FEB-11 2173117753 22-FEB-11
1 22 2173117753 22-FEB-11 2173165783 23-FEB-11
1 23 2173165783 23-FEB-11 2173168857 23-FEB-11
1 24 2173168857 23-FEB-11 2173221907 23-FEB-11
1 25 2173221907 23-FEB-11 2173246002 24-FEB-11
1 26 2173246002 24-FEB-11 2173249177 24-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
1600 164.40M DISK 00:00:37 25-FEB-11
BP Key: 1603 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110225T061643
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_0pm5hf6b_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 1600
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 22 2173117753 22-FEB-11 2173165783 23-FEB-11
1 23 2173165783 23-FEB-11 2173168857 23-FEB-11
1 24 2173168857 23-FEB-11 2173221907 23-FEB-11
1 25 2173221907 23-FEB-11 2173246002 24-FEB-11
1 26 2173246002 24-FEB-11 2173249177 24-FEB-11
1 27 2173249177 24-FEB-11 2173313111 25-FEB-11
1 28 2173313111 25-FEB-11 2173316259 25-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
1829 132.24M DISK 00:00:30 26-FEB-11
BP Key: 1832 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110226T061627
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_0sm5k3hr_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 1829
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 25 2173221907 23-FEB-11 2173246002 24-FEB-11
1 26 2173246002 24-FEB-11 2173249177 24-FEB-11
1 27 2173249177 24-FEB-11 2173313111 25-FEB-11
1 28 2173313111 25-FEB-11 2173316259 25-FEB-11
1 29 2173316259 25-FEB-11 2173380316 26-FEB-11
1 30 2173380316 26-FEB-11 2173388686 26-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
2058 218.03M DISK 00:00:48 27-FEB-11
BP Key: 2061 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110227T061628
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_0vm5mnts_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 2058
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 28 2173313111 25-FEB-11 2173316259 25-FEB-11
1 29 2173316259 25-FEB-11 2173380316 26-FEB-11
1 30 2173380316 26-FEB-11 2173388686 26-FEB-11
1 31 2173388686 26-FEB-11 2173465280 27-FEB-11
1 32 2173465280 27-FEB-11 2173499757 27-FEB-11
1 33 2173499757 27-FEB-11 2173527280 27-FEB-11
1 34 2173527280 27-FEB-11 2173530545 27-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
2298 205.39M DISK 00:00:45 28-FEB-11
BP Key: 2301 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110228T061620
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_12m5pc9l_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 2298
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 30 2173380316 26-FEB-11 2173388686 26-FEB-11
1 31 2173388686 26-FEB-11 2173465280 27-FEB-11
1 32 2173465280 27-FEB-11 2173499757 27-FEB-11
1 33 2173499757 27-FEB-11 2173527280 27-FEB-11
1 34 2173527280 27-FEB-11 2173530545 27-FEB-11
1 35 2173530545 27-FEB-11 2173589000 28-FEB-11
1 36 2173589000 28-FEB-11 2173592018 28-FEB-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
2546 180.29M DISK 00:00:39 01-MAR-11
BP Key: 2549 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110301T061533
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_15m63to5_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 2546
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 32 2173465280 27-FEB-11 2173499757 27-FEB-11
1 33 2173499757 27-FEB-11 2173527280 27-FEB-11
1 34 2173527280 27-FEB-11 2173530545 27-FEB-11
1 35 2173530545 27-FEB-11 2173589000 28-FEB-11
1 36 2173589000 28-FEB-11 2173592018 28-FEB-11
1 37 2173592018 28-FEB-11 2173671730 01-MAR-11
1 38 2173671730 01-MAR-11 2173674751 01-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
2801 85.40M DISK 00:00:19 02-MAR-11
BP Key: 2804 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110302T061613
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_18m66i5d_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 2801
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 36 2173589000 28-FEB-11 2173592018 28-FEB-11
1 37 2173592018 28-FEB-11 2173671730 01-MAR-11
1 38 2173671730 01-MAR-11 2173674751 01-MAR-11
1 39 2173674751 01-MAR-11 2173736248 02-MAR-11
1 40 2173736248 02-MAR-11 2173739307 02-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
3058 137.93M DISK 00:00:30 03-MAR-11
BP Key: 3061 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110303T061548
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1bm696gk_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 3058
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 38 2173671730 01-MAR-11 2173674751 01-MAR-11
1 39 2173674751 01-MAR-11 2173736248 02-MAR-11
1 40 2173736248 02-MAR-11 2173739307 02-MAR-11
1 41 2173739307 02-MAR-11 2173784198 02-MAR-11
1 42 2173784198 02-MAR-11 2173816111 03-MAR-11
1 43 2173816111 03-MAR-11 2173819171 03-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
3324 138.96M DISK 00:00:31 04-MAR-11
BP Key: 3327 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110304T061559
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1em6bqsv_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 3324
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 40 2173736248 02-MAR-11 2173739307 02-MAR-11
1 41 2173739307 02-MAR-11 2173784198 02-MAR-11
1 42 2173784198 02-MAR-11 2173816111 03-MAR-11
1 43 2173816111 03-MAR-11 2173819171 03-MAR-11
1 44 2173819171 03-MAR-11 2173882472 04-MAR-11
1 45 2173882472 04-MAR-11 2173885557 04-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
3597 178.07M DISK 00:00:39 05-MAR-11
BP Key: 3600 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110305T061543
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1hm6ef8f_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 3597
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 41 2173739307 02-MAR-11 2173784198 02-MAR-11
1 42 2173784198 02-MAR-11 2173816111 03-MAR-11
1 43 2173816111 03-MAR-11 2173819171 03-MAR-11
1 44 2173819171 03-MAR-11 2173882472 04-MAR-11
1 45 2173882472 04-MAR-11 2173885557 04-MAR-11
1 46 2173885557 04-MAR-11 2173947612 05-MAR-11
1 47 2173947612 05-MAR-11 2173951657 05-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
3835 198.44M DISK 00:00:43 06-MAR-11
BP Key: 3838 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110306T061548
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1km6h3kk_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 3835
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 45 2173882472 04-MAR-11 2173885557 04-MAR-11
1 46 2173885557 04-MAR-11 2173947612 05-MAR-11
1 47 2173947612 05-MAR-11 2173951657 05-MAR-11
1 48 2173951657 05-MAR-11 2174026607 06-MAR-11
1 49 2174026607 06-MAR-11 2174062014 06-MAR-11
1 50 2174062014 06-MAR-11 2174087203 06-MAR-11
1 51 2174087203 06-MAR-11 2174090299 06-MAR-11
BS Key Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
4131 185.94M DISK 00:00:40 07-MAR-11
BP Key: 4134 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110307T061546
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1nm6jo0i_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 4131
Thrd Seq Low SCN Low Time Next SCN Next Time
1 47 2173947612 05-MAR-11 2173951657 05-MAR-11
1 48 2173951657 05-MAR-11 2174026607 06-MAR-11
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1 52 2174090299 06-MAR-11 2174147018 07-MAR-11
1 53 2174147018 07-MAR-11 2174149955 07-MAR-11
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4435 161.37M DISK 00:00:35 08-MAR-11
BP Key: 4438 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110308T061540
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1qm6mccc_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 4435
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1 49 2174026607 06-MAR-11 2174062014 06-MAR-11
1 50 2174062014 06-MAR-11 2174087203 06-MAR-11
1 51 2174087203 06-MAR-11 2174090299 06-MAR-11
1 52 2174090299 06-MAR-11 2174147018 07-MAR-11
1 53 2174147018 07-MAR-11 2174149955 07-MAR-11
1 54 2174149955 07-MAR-11 2174239915 08-MAR-11
1 55 2174239915 08-MAR-11 2174242816 08-MAR-11
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BP Key: 4748 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110309T061555
Piece Name: /mnt/rman_202/pnetproy/al_pres_1tm6p0os_1_1
List of Archived Logs in backup set 4745
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1 53 2174147018 07-MAR-11 2174149955 07-MAR-11
1 54 2174149955 07-MAR-11 2174239915 08-MAR-11
1 55 2174239915 08-MAR-11 2174242816 08-MAR-11
1 56 2174242816 08-MAR-11 2174304682 09-MAR-11
1 57 2174304682 09-MAR-11 2174307679 09-MAR-11
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5270 135.13M DISK 00:00:31 10-MAR-11
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List of Archived Logs in backup set 5270
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1 55 2174239915 08-MAR-11 2174242816 08-MAR-11
1 56 2174242816 08-MAR-11 2174304682 09-MAR-11
1 57 2174304682 09-MAR-11 2174307679 09-MAR-11
1 58 2174307679 09-MAR-11 2174353241 09-MAR-11
1 59 2174353241 09-MAR-11 2174384330 10-MAR-11
1 60 2174384330 10-MAR-11 2174387259 10-MAR-11
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For example the backups of archivelog from Feb 21st will never be deleted unless I force the delete.
I'd like to understand why it happens :-)
Thanks a lot,
Regards,
Diego.

HT1766 I cannot backup my iphone, it keeps telling me the backup is corrupt and not compatible. All forums have suggested I delete the last backup but that was months ago and I'm afraid if I do that and it still doesn't work, I won't have anything saved

I cannot backup my iphone, it keeps telling me the backup is corrupt and not compatible. All forums have suggested I delete the last backup but that was months ago and I'm afraid if I do that and it still doesn't work, I won't have anything saved. Can anyone help?

Try to connect in recovery mode, explained in this article:
iOS: Unable to update or restore
Before that, back up your device, explained here:
iOS: Back up and restore your iOS device with iCloud or iTunes
How to back up your data and set up as a new device
You can check your warranty status here:
https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do

I want to free up pc disk space. Can i delete app data/files from my pc now I use iCloud??

Hi
I have not been able to find a relevant thread, if there is one please direct me.
Sorry if my use of jargon/process is not that clear.
I am using iCloud.
Can I, and how do I, delete app data from my laptop and keep all apps running normally and still on my ipad and ipod as they currently are?
My computer is overflowing and I see iCloud as a chance to clear some hard disk space.
If i delete the apps from my itunes browser on PC then it deletes them from my entire Itunes account. Can I just go into my itunes folder and delete the base application files?
If I remove files/apps and I sync my devices using my pc for music/video/photos etc then will it pick up that the apps and app data is missing from my pc?
Thanks in advance
lach

Im trying to get an answer to this same question. My poor pc is almost out of hard drive space bc of all the iphone backups pre icloud. I want to know if I go into the itunes file on my pc and delete all those files will they still be safe considering they are on icloud now? Its frustrating bc I cant seem to get an answer to this question. Have you come across any information on this issue since posting this question? Thanks so much!

Time machine Deleted old computer backups

Hey,
I have been using a mac pro for about a year and a half now and as all computers get it has become slow and full of garbage. So i used my time machine back up and successfully backed up all my files. I put in the OS disk and wiped the computer clean and reinstalled the OS. I plugged the time machine back up in and began to copy over only the files that i wanted. A few days later I had not yet copied over all of the files that I needed, i was prompted me to set up this computer with a time machine back up. I began the process thinking that it would create the backups in a new file on the drive or append it to the current list of back up images. It stopped half way though saying there was not enough free disk space. on the 1 TB HD there was only 5 GB remaining. So I just canceled it and was going to finish copying over all of the files i wanted and they delete the old backups. However when I went to get my old backup files, they had all been deleted.
I was using this hard drive to store other media files as well as time machine backups. taking the HD into the local computer shop i was informed that that is a terrible thing to do and perhaps the reason that my backups have been lost. the tech said there was nothing to be done but reformat the drive and start again. I am hoping this is not the case. the drive still says there is only 5GB of free space however I can only fine 300GB of files on the drive. so i believe that the files are still there. Does anyone know a solution to this issue. There are many valuable things on this hard drive that i would hate to loose.
I have tried holding the option key and clicking on the icon to view other backups, but my original backups are not there.
Thanks in advance.

Before I make any reply, note that you are responding to a topic that has been inactive for more than two years, on a system two versions out of date. In the future, you would do better to start your own topic in an appropriate forum, specifying what system you're running and what hardware you're running it on, among other things.
this exact thing happened to me as well and I must say that I find it totally unacceptable...
Well, without more information, it's impossible to say what might have happened or how you can recover. You may find some answers on Pondini's excellent site:
http://pondini.org
However, it's important to understand that this may or may not have anything to do with Time Machine. Perhaps your backup drive is dying, perhaps its directory structure became badly corrupt, perhaps one of any number of other things could have happened. Because there is no such thing as storage that is completely stable, it's important to keep more than one backup, as noted previously on this topic.
Carbon Copy Cloner seems like a much better solution at this time.
Carbon Copy Cloner is an excellent solution. Is it better? No. It is simply different, and that makes it better in some aspects and worse in others than Time Machine. The best backup strategy will involve two different backup programs. I frequently recommend using both Time Machine and CCC. I use TM with a Time Capsule for one backup, which has certain advantages over CCC. I use CCC for a couple other backups, one of which is in a safe deposit box at all times, and that has some advantages over TM. Using both, with multiple backups, means that I'm extremely unlikely to lose much data, if any at all... unless a meteor hits and destroys both my home and my bank, in which case I've got bigger problems!
Anyway, with regard to recovery, take a look at Pondini's site. If that doesn't help, or you need assistance with something, start your own topic in the appropriate forum for your system and provide additional details that may help us better assist you.

Time Machine deleted my old backups and crapped out midstream

I had just gotten my failing hard drive replaced, and restored from Time Machine backup. So far so good.
So a week later, I wanted to upgrade to Mountain Lion, but figured I should be responsible and run Time Machine backup again before doing the upgrade just in case something goes wrong.
The Mac has a 4TB drive, which has 2TB free. The backup drive is a 4TB external drive, which has (or had) Time Machine backups going back two years or so. It still had over a TB of space left. I clicked on Backup Now and let it run overnight. I noticed it said "Deleting old backup to make room" or something like that, which I thought was normal.
I woke up in the morning to find that Time Machine had crapped out in the middle, and said that it couldn't complete. I realized that it had deleted all my old backups. It didn't need to do that, since the only files that had changed would have been less than a GB, and it had over a TB of space to work with.
It must have thought that everything on the drive had changed since the last backup, and it wanted to backup the entire drive. As such it tried deleting all my old backups! But it failed, and stopped in the middle.
Now I have a drive that still says there is only 1.2 TB of space on the drive, but I can't see the files! Even with Tinkertool, I can't see anything beyond the one most recent backup.
Can these files be recovered? I am totally ticked that there isn't some kind of confirmation like "Are you sure you want to delete X?"
I actually need to have some of these older backups, as they include files that had been deleted before the latest backup that I may need to retrieve. Any hard drive experts out there? Any terminal commands that can make these files accessible, even if I have to retrieve them manually?

To clarify, this all happened under Snow Leopard as I had said. My profile lists Tiger, since I haven't cared to update my personal profile since using that OS, and in fact I still use Tiger among other versions. I manage a lot of users. And I never got to upgrade to Mountain Lion on this system, as explained in the post above. So I don't see the confusion.
I don't think the model of Mac makes a difference for this type of problem, but in case it does, the incident was on a 2010 Intel iMac with a 4TB hard drive and 8GB of RAM. I would have mentioned that if this was a problem with hardware specific to the model of Mac. But this is more of a universal issue.
But to stay on topic, I'm guessing my old backups are toast. But if anybody has any experience with recovering from Time Machine deleting their old backups, I would be happy to hear from them. In the meantime, I am going to try to do some old fashioned file recovery, and see what I can salvage.

Recovery of a deleted app, no backups

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