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| How
to backup/ restore MS SQL Server database files using IBackup Professional?
Please visit the MS
SQL Server Backup page to view the steps involved in backing up your MS SQL
Server database files.
IBackup Professional provides two options to restore
MS SQL Server database files from your account into your MS SQL Server. Please
visit the MS SQL Server Restore page to
view the steps involved in restoring your MS SQL Server database files.
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| Under
what extension is the MS SQL Server backup files stored in IBackup Professional
account?
The backed up
files are stored in your IBackup Professional account with the extension '. dmp’.
The file name will be enclosed within square brackets. Format of the file
name is as shown here:
[<name of database>]. dmp For ex: [employee].
dmp, [pubs]. dmp. |
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| Can
I backup databases from multiple instances of MS SQL Server?
Yes,
you can backup databases from multiple instances of MS SQL Server which are running
on your local computer. However, you may not be able to backup databases from
multiple instances of MS SQL Server which are hosted at multiple locations in
your network. |
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| I am
not able to view the databases in the instance of MS SQL Server I have logged
into, why?
This may be due to lack of proper access permissions for
the username that you are currently logged in with. Under such circumstances,
you might not be able to view all the databases under that instance. Please contact
your database administrator to get the proper access privileges to access the
databases. |
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| Can
I backup MS SQL Server 'tempdb' database? No, you cannot backup your
MS SQL Server 'tempdb' database. |
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Can IBackup Professional backup the entire SQL Server database? Yes,
you can backup the entire database that has been selected for backup along with
the corresponding database log file to your online IBackup Professional (with
'[<database name>]. dmp’). The backed up database (*.dmp) file contains
the entire structure and component of selected database and the corresponding
database log file. Please note that you may backup multiple databases also
wherein each database will have its own corresponding '[<database name>].
dmp’ file. |
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