Can't do Full Backup twice

Hey all,

I scheduled a daily full file backup using Paragon Backup Server 10. First run, okay. Second run, I get the following error from Scripts Interpretator:

"You've already created a file increment to the specified archive. The program enables to create a file increment only archive in a backup chain. Please choose the latest increment to accomplish the operation."

Now, I have no idea how to do THAT. However, if it's a full backup, what does it have to do with any increments?

The script file reads as follows:

Code:

// This file was automatically generated by {VENDOR_NAME} script generator
// Use {VENDOR_NAME} Script Interpretator to run this file
// Time of creation: Tue Jul 20 03:32:13 2010


// Settings block
settings
	surfacetest off
	verify off
	copyonetoone off
	hddrawprocess off
	allow64kcluster off
	donothidetarget on
	copyinsteadofmove off
	bigdrives off
	compressionlevel 1
	sidafterdisk off
	sidafterpartition off
	defaultsidchanger on
	nodellabel off
	timeshift -180
	oemcodepage 437
	timezone 16
	langnumber 3
	slavecfg off
	notforslave off
	enablerestart on
	enablevirtualdb on
	autoconverttofat32 on
	sidparams ""
	bootcdiso ".\..\ISO\bootcd.iso"
	hotbackup lockimpossible
	tempdrive C
	vss2hbswitch on
	vssattempts 3
	vsstimeout 120
endsettings

// Turn off confirmation
confirm off

// Back up files
img = "scr_200710063213877_fb1.txt"
options
	files_autoincrement
store files

// Check for errors
call check_error

// Apply all scheduled operations
apply all

// Check for errors
call check_error

// Exiting
// exit(0)

// Function for checking error
check_error:
	if (errorcode(1) != 0)
	then
		print "Some error occured: "
		strerror(errorcode(1))
		print ""
		print "Exiting"
		print ""
		exit(errorcode(1))
	endif
endcall

And so, I find the line:

Code:

options
	files_autoincrement

And I can't find an explanation of what it does. Undocumented? I just don't understand what that "autoincrement" thing has to do with a full backup.

Any ideas? Or should I configure it so that a DELETE command erases the backup destination folder prior to each scheduled run?

Thanks!

-Venn

 

There is such bug in current version of DB10: it can't overwrite file-level backup.