well
i am using sql server 2000 and vb6, when i want
to make a backup of my database i have open enterprize manager and then go to my database , and then click on backup database .
now my question is there any other way to make
a database backup in sql server.
thanks
SQL Server 2000 ?
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Re: SQL Server 2000 ?
Posted 13 November 2007 - 12:05 PM
Yeah you can go the SQL Enterprise Manager >> Your SQL machine >> Management >> Backup or you could go through Database Maintenance Plan and schedule backing up automatically on a scheduled time. This will put jobs into your SQL Agent section for optimizing and backing up databases/transaction logs and even run custom stored procedures like archiving.
Hopefully that answers your question.
"At DIC we be SQL Server 2000 coding DBAs... and ninjas!"
Hopefully that answers your question.
"At DIC we be SQL Server 2000 coding DBAs... and ninjas!"
#3
Re: SQL Server 2000 ?
Posted 14 November 2007 - 02:11 AM
would you please tell me the how to make custome stored procedure throug which i where ever run
that stored procedure will make backup of my databasae in the location where i want it to make
i have seared and try it a lot but find nothing
to solve ,
backup
thanks
that stored procedure will make backup of my databasae in the location where i want it to make
i have seared and try it a lot but find nothing
to solve ,
backup
thanks
Martyr2, on 13 Nov, 2007 - 12:05 PM, said:
Yeah you can go the SQL Enterprise Manager >> Your SQL machine >> Management >> Backup or you could go through Database Maintenance Plan and schedule backing up automatically on a scheduled time. This will put jobs into your SQL Agent section for optimizing and backing up databases/transaction logs and even run custom stored procedures like archiving.
Hopefully that answers your question.
"At DIC we be SQL Server 2000 coding DBAs... and ninjas!"
Hopefully that answers your question.
"At DIC we be SQL Server 2000 coding DBAs... and ninjas!"
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