I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. ThanksLook into Maintenance Plans - under Management.
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 10:03:33 -0800 (PST), mmark751969@.yahoo.com wrote:
>I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
>2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. Thanks|||You did not mention your SQL Server 2005' s Edition. If it's Express
Edition, then you can use SQLCMD + a T-SQL Script file and Windows Task
Scheduler to schedule a job...
If it's Standard, Developer, Enterprise Edition, then you can use Jobs under
SQL Server Agent or Maintanence Plans as Brett already mentioned.
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>I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
> 2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. Thanks
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scheduled backups
I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. ThanksYou did not mention your SQL Server 2005' s Edition. If it's Express
Edition, then you can use SQLCMD + a T-SQL Script file and Windows Task
Scheduler to schedule a job...
If it's Standard, Developer, Enterprise Edition, then you can use Jobs under
SQL Server Agent or Maintanence Plans as Brett already mentioned.
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Ekrem Önsoy
<mmark751969@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:609aa56b-30e1-45de-96e8-919104137f8a@.i12g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
> 2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. Thanks
2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. ThanksYou did not mention your SQL Server 2005' s Edition. If it's Express
Edition, then you can use SQLCMD + a T-SQL Script file and Windows Task
Scheduler to schedule a job...
If it's Standard, Developer, Enterprise Edition, then you can use Jobs under
SQL Server Agent or Maintanence Plans as Brett already mentioned.
--
Ekrem Önsoy
<mmark751969@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am wondering how to do a scheduled database backup with sql server
> 2005. If this could be done through ssms it would be best. Thanks
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