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Tag: sql server

August 24, 2014March 15, 2024cleaning, SQL Server, sqlbackupandftp

How to remove old SQL Server backups

How to remove old SQL Server backups – quick tutorial: Managing storage space occupied by your backups is a task that should not […]

August 6, 2014March 15, 2024network drive, SQL Server, sqlbackupandftp

SQLBackupAndFTP: the SQL Backup master

Everyone knows that the most important task that any DBA has to be able to do is to take safe and reliable […]

June 28, 2014March 14, 20247zip priolity, SQL Server, sqlbackupandftp

Set 7zip CPU priority to LOW

As you might know already if you’re creating backups and also monitoring your server’s resources you have seen that the CPU is […]

June 28, 2014March 14, 2024remote, SQL Server, sqlbackupandftp

SQL Server Remote Backup

Please see the more recent and detailed articles: Remote SQL Server backups explained or How to backup remote SQL Server database using SQLBackupAndFTP […]

June 17, 2014August 14, 2024amazon, SQL Server, sqlbackupandftp

Set Amazon S3 access policy to minimum permission

Due to security reasons, most admins will prefer to create accounts for any system with minimum privileges. So now you might wonder […]

April 28, 2014February 22, 2024maintenance, recovery, SQL Server

MS SQL Recovery Models

Recovery models serve very important roles when it comes to MS SQL Server backup. The purpose of an MS SQL Recovery Model […]

April 28, 2014February 22, 2024reports, security, SQL Server

Why choose SQL Server Express?

When you choose Microsoft SQL Server Express, you’re opting for the most practical way to go when it comes to getting database […]

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