Hot Questions Related to SQL Server Backup
We have noticed that users sometimes have different questions while working with SQL Server which on the one hand are easy and […]
We have noticed that users sometimes have different questions while working with SQL Server which on the one hand are easy and […]
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While it’s easy to create SQL Server Express backup with SQL Server Management Studio it’s quite difficult to run it regularly since […]
When using SQLBackupAndFTP you may have come across this SQL Server error when saving a database backup: Cannot open backup device ‘<Path\Filename>’. […]
As a DBA, automating your various jobs on SQL Server – taking backups, truncating logs, updating statistics, etc – is a good […]
For many DBA’s, copy-only backups introduced in SQL Server 2005 are a little-known and little-used feature of SQL Server. However, they can […]
A central tenet of Disaster Recovery (DR) is that you should always maintain an offsite or off-premises copy of your critical database […]
Microsoft’s own Windows Azure cloud is one of the most popular backup options for storage of SQL Server backups. It is especially […]
For any SQL Server DBA who’s been in the field for a long time, you know that the exercise of restoring backups […]
If you have a database in the OFFLINE state and these databases are scheduled to be backed up, their backup will fail […]