Yes, but that would give you Incrementals that start out being based on differences since (say) Monday 1st of month, but change after a week so that at one point (let's say 10th) your backups would be
That is, the Incremental on the 9th will overwrite the Incremental from the 2nd, the 10th will overwrite the 3rd, and so on. (that's actually what you'd get if you dropped the Odd location on the 1st anyway, so not a big deal, I guess). But it depends what capability you're hoping for - what you wouldn't get is the ability (for example) on the 10th to Restore back to 'as of' the 2nd (you could go back to 1st, sure, and maybe 3rd, depending on timings but not 2nd, because \Tue\ is now 'changes on 9th since 8th')
- Mon 1st Full - let's say to Odd location
Tue 2nd Incremental (based on changes since 1st) *
Wed 3rd Incremental (based on changes since 1st) **
Thu 4th Incremental (based on changes since 1st)
Fri 5th Incremental (based on changes since 1st)
Sat 6th Incremental (based on changes since 1st)
Sun 7th Incremental (based on changes since 1st)
Mon 8th Full - to Even location
Tue 9th Incremental (based on changes since 8th) - actually stored here *
Wed 10thIncremental (based on changes since 8th) - actually stored here **
That is, the Incremental on the 9th will overwrite the Incremental from the 2nd, the 10th will overwrite the 3rd, and so on. (that's actually what you'd get if you dropped the Odd location on the 1st anyway, so not a big deal, I guess). But it depends what capability you're hoping for - what you wouldn't get is the ability (for example) on the 10th to Restore back to 'as of' the 2nd (you could go back to 1st, sure, and maybe 3rd, depending on timings but not 2nd, because \Tue\ is now 'changes on 9th since 8th')