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Dominik Hirt
 
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Default Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-08-2007 , 10:13 AM






Hi

I'm not really a MS SQL Admin. I have only one
system in our house holding an MS SQL DB.

I need to made a backup of the DB.
Can someone tell me what is the cheapest way?
To buy Backup Exec is not an option.

And I can't shut down the service while the backup is
running...

Regards and thanks in advance

Dominik

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Default Re: Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-08-2007 , 10:36 AM






"Dominik Hirt" <removethis.dhi (AT) dhi (DOT) ch> wrote

Quote:
Hi

I'm not really a MS SQL Admin. I have only one
system in our house holding an MS SQL DB.

I need to made a backup of the DB.
Can someone tell me what is the cheapest way?
To buy Backup Exec is not an option.

Use QUERY Analyzer and look up details BACKUP DATABASE

You'll want something like BACKUP DATABASE 'foo' to
disk='\\remoteserver\share1\backupfilename.bak'

If your database is in full recovery mode, make sure to do a log backup also
on a regular basis.

And you can schedule backups also which is a good idea.

And all this can be done while the server is on line.


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And I can't shut down the service while the backup is
running...

Regards and thanks in advance

Dominik



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sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com




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Roy Harvey
 
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Default Re: Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-08-2007 , 11:24 AM



On Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:36:50 GMT, "Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)"
<mooregr_deleteth1s (AT) greenms (DOT) com> wrote:

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And all this can be done while the server is on line.
To be more specific, all this can ONLY be donw while the server is on
line.

Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT


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Default Re: Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-08-2007 , 02:07 PM



"Roy Harvey" <roy_harvey (AT) snet (DOT) net> wrote

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On Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:36:50 GMT, "Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)"
mooregr_deleteth1s (AT) greenms (DOT) com> wrote:

And all this can be done while the server is on line.

To be more specific, all this can ONLY be donw while the server is on
line.

Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT

True, but I was answering his specific question to that effect. I probably
should have been more clear in that regard.

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Default Re: Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-13-2007 , 03:05 AM



Greg D. Moore (Strider) schrieb:
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Use QUERY Analyzer and look up details BACKUP DATABASE

You'll want something like BACKUP DATABASE 'foo' to
disk='\\remoteserver\share1\backupfilename.bak'

If your database is in full recovery mode, make sure to do a log backup also
on a regular basis.

And you can schedule backups also which is a good idea.

And all this can be done while the server is on line.
Many thanks. That worked for me.

Dominik


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Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)
 
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Default Re: Backup of a MS SQL 2000 DB - 03-13-2007 , 06:46 AM



"Dominik Hirt" <removethis.dhi (AT) dhi (DOT) ch> wrote

Quote:
Greg D. Moore (Strider) schrieb:
Use QUERY Analyzer and look up details BACKUP DATABASE

You'll want something like BACKUP DATABASE 'foo' to
disk='\\remoteserver\share1\backupfilename.bak'

If your database is in full recovery mode, make sure to do a log backup
also on a regular basis.

And you can schedule backups also which is a good idea.

And all this can be done while the server is on line.

Many thanks. That worked for me.

Dominik
Welcome. Glad I could help.



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Email: sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com




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