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How to know what Release# a specific backup file is

TTSguy

Is there a way to identify what version# a backup file is for a specific backup so as to know for restoring to a previous?

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Rocket J Squirrel

No way that I know of. But you just gave me the brilliant idea to subdivide my backup folder into subfolders based on release numbers.

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Rocket J Squirrel

No way that I know of. But you just gave me the brilliant idea to subdivide my backup folder into subfolders based on release numbers.

to build on that, the way I do it is when I install a new release, I update the text file I created (ReleaseHistory.txt) in the same folder with a new entry.

And in parallel, I also add the corresponding release # to the name of the last backup prior to the update. So I have two ways of identifying.

splasher

If you know the exact time and date that you did the upgrade and then look at the date/time of the backups, you could determine it from that information.

I think that both RJS & BK's suggestions have a lot of merit.