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* [Using pg_probackup in the Remote Mode](#using-pg_probackup-in-the-remote-mode)
* [Running pg_probackup on Parallel Threads](#running-pg_probackup-on-parallel-threads)
* [Configuring pg_probackup](#configuring-pg_probackup)
* [Managing the Backup Catalog](#managing-the-backup-Catalog)
* [Managing the Backup Catalog](#managing-the-backup-catalog)
* [Configuring Backup Retention Policy](#configuring-backup-retention-policy)
* [Merging Backups](#merging-backups)
* [Deleting Backups](#deleting-backups)
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Logical verification can be done more thoroughly with flag `--heapallindexed` by checking that all heap tuples that should be indexed are actually indexed, but at the higher cost of CPU, memory and I/O comsumption.
### Validating Backups
### Validating a Backup
pg_probackup calculates checksums for each file in a backup during backup process. The process of checking checksumms of backup data files is called `the backup validation`. By default validation is run immediately after backup is taken and right before restore, to detect possible backup corruption.
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Additionally [Connection Options](#connection-options), [Retention Options](#retention-options), [Remote Mode Options](#remote-mode-options), [Compression Options](#compression-options), [Logging Options](#logging-options) and [Common Options](#common-options) can be used.
For details on usage, see the section (#creating-a-backup).
For details on usage, see the section [Creating a Backup](#creating-a-backup).
#### restore