>What about using osql.exe to backup your databases? It should work quite
>seamlessly :)
That's exactly how I do it with a run before script, works perfectly.
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>> Chris
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>> Carlo Filippetto wrote on 27.05.2010
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ppetto wrote on 27.05.2010
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Chris
Carlo Filippetto wrote on 27.05.2010
11:25:50:
> From:
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> Carlo Filippetto
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> To:
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> John Doe
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> Cc:
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> bacula-users
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> Date:
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> 27.05.2010 11:32
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> Re: [Bacula-use
VSS is enabled,
this isn't the problem
2010/5/26 John Doe :
> From: Carlo Filippetto
>> I have a server with Microsoft Sql Server, I need to
>> backup it.
>> Today I tried a FULL restore job, I receive several
>> error with file lock at the end of the job, and to let it
>> work well I need t
From: Carlo Filippetto
> I have a server with Microsoft Sql Server, I need to
> backup it.
> Today I tried a FULL restore job, I receive several
> error with file lock at the end of the job, and to let it
> work well I need to reinstall Sql Server... why?
> This DBMS is under Windows 2k3
> Ther
Hi all,
I have a server with Microsoft Sql Server, I need to backup it.
Today I tried a FULL restore job, I receive several error with file
lock at the end of the job, and to let it work well I need to
reinstall Sql Server... why?
This DBMS is under Windows 2k3
There is a best way to backup this
