I am having a little troube understanding what you rlogic is for this statement Scheduled: If a job is scheduled for an incremental just before the job runs I’ll have an incremental which is useless for restoring. Once a backup is done, it is a canditate for an Object Copy I am also very surprised that this command runs at all Omniobjcopy.exe –session 2014/08/28-01 –sourcedevice d2d_writer0 –targetdevice d2t_tape0 It is certainly not documented Are your Full and incrementals running off the same backup specification? If not, they should be, and use the Scheduler tab to identify of the backup is going to be Full or Incremental My feeling is that you would be better served if you create a Scheduled CopyList using the GUI. Just because it is a Scheduled Copylist does not necessarily mean that you HAVE to schedule it if you prefer to run it from the command line IN the Copylist, you can specify only the backup specification(s) you want to include in your Object Copy, and you can specify a range of dates that you want to have included in the Object Copy If you want to schedule the Object Copy in the scheduler, you can do this, but, if not, the command omniobjcopy -copylist [name] -scheduled You can probably figure out a command by reviewing the synopsis for 'omniobjcopy' in the Command Line Interpreter (CLI) Guide, available in the gUI by clicking Help -> Guides, but there is a LOT of options there, and I would hate to have to wade through all of these One other thing to consider is that there is fairly new functionnality called Enhanced Incremental that will allow you to consolidatre a number of INcremental backups into a Synthetic Full Backup, and, if desired, do an Object Copy of that. If you want to learn more, in the GUI, click Help -> Help Topics, and search for "Enhanced Incremental" (include the " marks)
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