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xbradshr
Joined: 25 Oct 2012
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 Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 11:50 am Post subject: new to backup 6, a few questions |
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-are there any manuals available for this product, URL appreciated.
-does the software use the backup history in SQL 2005 e.g if I needed to do a log backup at short notice using management studio, is the software aware of this in the backup history, when doing restores?
-is the software okay mixing its own compressed restores with uncompressed restores e.g compressed backups with uncompressed log file backups from other sources like management studio?
-can the software do uncompressed backups, to save on CPU usage when servers are busy?
-is there a way of remotely checking the backup status, as our servers often have developers using RDP sessions during the day. |
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petey
Joined: 24 Apr 2005
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| are there any manuals available for this product, URL appreciated. |
There is a help file installed with the SQL Backup GUI.
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| is the software okay mixing its own compressed restores with uncompressed restores e.g compressed backups with uncompressed log file backups from other sources like management studio? |
You can restore a database using both native SQL Server backups and SQL Backup backups.
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| can the software do uncompressed backups, to save on CPU usage when servers are busy? |
There is a zero-compression option, but it applies to the entire backup. SQL Backup cannot dynamically change compression levels while the backup is running.
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| is there a way of remotely checking the backup status, as our servers often have developers using RDP sessions during the day. |
You can use the SQL Backup GUI, or an extended stored procedure ran from Management Studio.
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Associate, Yohz Software
Beyond compression - SQL Backup goodies under the hood, updated for version 7 |
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