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time​_machine​_backups

Backups to drives using TimeMachine. This table requires Full Disk Access (FDA) permission.

Column Type Description
backup_date integer Backup Date
destination_id text Time Machine destination ID

Example

See the time of the latest backup. In environments where you want to encourage backups, this can be useful to remind users to perform them, and in environments where you do not allow backups, to detect that they are happening.

SELECT strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',backup_date,'unixepoch') AS last_backup FROM time_machine_backups;
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