December 20, 2005 at 10:39 am
Hello,I have one SQL Server on a server. and 3 other (?MSDE?)SQL Databases on pc's in the plant. I make daily backups on the server of the databases. The SQL databases on the pc's(I'll call clients) don't run sql agent. Can I back up these databases from my central server. Each of the clients are(should be) setup alike. So, with my job I would need to maybe zip these files into a file so I know which machine it came from. For example after I backup the master, msdb,and user DB, zip into a file called, pc1, pc2, pc3. Any suggestions? Thanks, Brian
December 21, 2005 at 6:34 am
you could schedule a job at you "regular" sqlserver and have the steps execute OSQL
to backup the needed databases and then copy them to your safe place.
all steps would be cmdshell steps
step1
Osql -E -S yourMSDE1 -d master -Q "BACKUP DATABASE [yourdb] TO [BackupDevice4yourdb] WITH INIT ,NOUNLOAD , NAME = 'remote Full backup',SKIP , STATS = 10, DESCRIPTION = 'Full Database Backup' , NOFORMAT " -o "C:\SQLBAckups\Mybackups.txt"
stepn
xcopy \\yourmsde1FQN\mssql\backup\*.bak \\yoursafezone\yoursafeshare /c /k /h /v /y
you can also find "dynamic" backup procedures at this site. use the search feature
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