Scheduling Backups

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  1. Hi gang. I'm new to the forum. I've got a question, actually 2, about scheduled database backups in SQL Server.

    1) When you schedule a backup to happen in EM, I haven't found a way to go back to the backup scheduler and see what I scheduled last. Is this information accessible somewhere?

    2) Is there a way to schedule a backup without using EM? Say via command line in Query Analyzer?

    Thanks,
    Bret
     
  2. Bruce

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    do you do this on your local sql server or our server?


    quote:Originally posted by theswally

    Hi gang. I'm new to the forum. I've got a question, actually 2, about scheduled database backups in SQL Server.

    1) When you schedule a backup to happen in EM, I haven't found a way to go back to the backup scheduler and see what I scheduled last. Is this information accessible somewhere?

    2) Is there a way to schedule a backup without using EM? Say via command line in Query Analyzer?

    Thanks,
    Bret
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  3. The scheduled jobs should show up in the SQL Server Agent section.
     
  4. On my local server.

    quote:Originally posted by bruce

    do you do this on your local sql server or our server?


    quote:Originally posted by theswally

    Hi gang. I'm new to the forum. I've got a question, actually 2, about scheduled database backups in SQL Server.

    1) When you schedule a backup to happen in EM, I haven't found a way to go back to the backup scheduler and see what I scheduled last. Is this information accessible somewhere?

    2) Is there a way to schedule a backup without using EM? Say via command line in Query Analyzer?

    Thanks,
    Bret
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  5. Thanks, Lukas. That's exactly what I needed.

    quote:Originally posted by Lukas

    The scheduled jobs should show up in the SQL Server Agent section.
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