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Types of SnapVault relationships
You must be aware of the types of SnapVault relationships in order to establish a relationship between a source volume or qtree and a destination qtree, and back up data from the source to the destination to prevent data loss.
The types of SnapVault relationships are as follows:
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Volume SnapVault relationship
In a volume SnapVault relationship, all the data in the qtrees from a source volume is backed up to a destination qtree as folders. You cannot restore these qtrees stored as folders because each qtree must be restored separately; therefore, restoring the qtrees is not recommended.
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Qtree SnapVault relationship
In a qtree SnapVault relationship, all the data from a source qtree is backed up to a destination qtree.
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Non-qtree SnapVault relationship
In a non-qtree SnapVault relationship, all the data in a source volume is backed up to a destination qtree. You cannot back up data in a qtree within the source volume.


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