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 ## How incremental backups work with remote storage
 - Incremental backup calculates the increment only while executing `upload` or `create_remote` commands or similar REST API requests.
-- When `use_embedded_backup_restore: false`, then incremental backup calculates the increment only on the table parts level; otherwise the increment is also calculated based on `checksums.txt`. For ClickHouse version 23.3+, see the ClickHouse documentation to find the difference between [data parts](https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/operations/system-tables/parts/) and [table partitions](https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/operations/system-tables/partitions/). Currently `clickhouse-baskup` does not support incremental backups when `use_embedded_backup_restore: true`. 
+- When `use_embedded_backup_restore: false`, then incremental backup calculates the increment only on the table parts level; otherwise the increment is also calculated based on `checksums.txt`. For ClickHouse version 23.3+, see the ClickHouse documentation to find the difference between [data parts](https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/operations/system-tables/parts/) and [table partitions](https://clickhouse.tech/docs/en/operations/system-tables/partitions/). Currently `clickhouse-backup` does not support incremental backups when `use_embedded_backup_restore: true`. 
 - To calculate the increment, the backup listed on the `--diff-from` parameter is required to be present as a local backup. Check the `clickhouse-backup list` command results for errors.
 - During upload, `base_backup` is added to current backup metadata as required. All data parts that exist in `base_backup` also mark in the backup metadata table level with `required` flag and skip data uploading. 
 - During download, if a backup contains link to a `required` backup, each table which contains parts marked as `required` will download these parts to local storage after complete downloading for non `required` parts. If you have a chain of incremental backups and required parts exist in this chain, then this action applies recursively.