Once the task has been defined, that cannot be done... only with a new task (with a new TARGET folder) can it be done. Since you are describing a manual intervention, you can easily RENAME your original task TARGET folder then recreate the original task TARGET folder. When you do this, Hasleo will find its task folder empty (the new one you just created) on the next run and produce a new FULL automatically in order to continue the task.
I do something similar with a rudimentary Powershell script that gets run by Hasleo using its "Backup Options/Command" feature. It's used to create a simple 2-mo retention scheme (Current Month & Current Month -1)... I don't need anymore than that. The whole thing is run automatically by Hasleo and Powershell.
I do something similar with a rudimentary Powershell script that gets run by Hasleo using its "Backup Options/Command" feature. It's used to create a simple 2-mo retention scheme (Current Month & Current Month -1)... I don't need anymore than that. The whole thing is run automatically by Hasleo and Powershell.