Added Ad hoc backup retention

Author: ThalathBhagya

articles/backup/backup-configure-vault.md

@@ -253,8 +253,8 @@ After the initial backup is completed, the **Job completed** status appears in t
 
 | Backup Policy for Scheduled Backup | Ad hoc Backup Retention
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-| Daily | **Default Retention**: Equivalent to the “retention in days for daily backups.” <br/><br/> **Exception**:  If a daily  scheduled backup is set for long-term retentions (Weeks, Months, Years) fails, then an ad hoc backup triggered right after this failed scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention. Otherwise, the next successful scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention.<br/><br/> **Example**: If all (Weekly/Monthly/Yearly) retention backups are in failed state and you triggers a ad hoc backup then it will follow the yearly retention period.
-| Weekly | **Default Retention** :  1 day. <br/> Ad hoc Backups taken for a data source with weekly Backup policy are deleted the very next day, even if they are the most recent Backups for the data source. <br/><br/> **Exception**: If a weekly scheduled backup is set for long-term retentions (Weeks, Months, Years) fails, then an ad hoc backup triggered right after this failed scheduled backup will be considered for long-term retention. Otherwise, the next successful scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention. <br/><br/> **Example**: If both (Weekly/monthly) retention backups are in failed state and you triggers a ad hoc backup then it will follow the Monthly retention period.
+| Daily | **Default Retention**: Equivalent to the “retention in days for daily backups.” <br/><br/> **Exception**: If a daily scheduled backup is set for long-term retentions (Weeks, Months, Years) fails, then an ad hoc backup triggered right after this failed scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention. Otherwise, the next successful scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention.<br/><br/> **Example**: If all the (Weekly/Monthly/Yearly) retention backups are in failed state and you triggers a ad hoc backup then it will follow the Yearly retention period.
+| Weekly | **Default Retention** :  1 day. <br/> Ad hoc Backups taken for a data source with weekly Backup policy are deleted the very next day, even if they are the most recent Backups for the data source. <br/><br/> **Exception**: If a weekly scheduled backup is set for long-term retentions (Weeks, Months, Years) fails, then an ad hoc backup triggered right after this failed scheduled backup will be considered for long-term retention. Otherwise, the next successful scheduled backup is considered for long-term retention. <br/><br/> **Example**: If both the (Weekly/Monthly) retention backups are in failed state and you triggers a ad hoc backup then it will follow the Monthly retention period.
 
 
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