Which backup method usually resets the archive bit on the files after they have been backed up?

Question

Options

• AIncremental backup method.
• BDifferential backup method.
• CPartial backup method.
• DTape backup method.

• A
  93% (39)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

The incremental backup method usually resets the archive bit on the files after they have been An Incremental Backup will backup all the files that have changed since the last Full Backup (the first time it is run after a full backup was previously completed) or after an Incremental Backup (for the second backup and subsequent backups) and sets the archive bit to 0. This type of backup take less time during the backup phase but it will take more time to restore. The other answers are all incorrect choices. The following backup types also exists: Full Backup - All data are backed up. The archive bit is cleared, which means that it is set to 0. Differential Backup - Backup the files that have been modified since the last Full Backup. The archive bit does not change. Take more time while the backup phase is performed and take less time to restore.

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