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SQL-DBA Backup 2003

This document discusses different types of SQL database backups including full, differential, log, and tail log backups. Full backups take the longest to perform but are the quickest to restore from. Differential backups capture changes since the last full or differential backup. Log backups capture transactions and take less time than other backups but are slower to restore. The document recommends performing full backups weekly, differential backups every 6 hours, and log backups every 15 minutes.

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SQL-DBA Backup 2003

This document discusses different types of SQL database backups including full, differential, log, and tail log backups. Full backups take the longest to perform but are the quickest to restore from. Differential backups capture changes since the last full or differential backup. Log backups capture transactions and take less time than other backups but are slower to restore. The document recommends performing full backups weekly, differential backups every 6 hours, and log backups every 15 minutes.

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SQL-DBA BACKUP

By ,
PADMAVATHI
SATYA
MAHESHBABU
SUBBA RAJ
MURALI
Barriers To Availability

• Database Server Failure or Disaster


• User or Application Error
• Data Access Concurrency Limitations
• Database Maintenance and Operations
• Upgrades
• Tuning
BACKUP:
Exist copy of a Database.
Backup Types

1. Full Backup (Online , longer time to


back up &lower time to restore.)

2. Differential /Incremental Backup (It will


take the back up of all modify pages)

3. Log Backup ( It will take all the


transactions in log files of the db. lower time
to back up &longer time to restore.)
Check point

Tail log back up:


It don’t truncate the inactive portion , performed
during the system crashes. Xerox copy will be
moved .
Full back up–
backup database dbname to disk = ‘path’(Remo_full.bak)
Differential back up–
backup database dbname to disk = ‘path’(Remo_diff.bak)
/With differential
Log back up–
backup log dbname to disk = ‘path’(Remo_trn.bak)
Taillog back up–
Backup log dbname to disk = ‘path’(Remo_full.bak)
With no_truncate

IN USER FRIENDLY MODE:-


Database [Link]taskBackup.
• Full backup every week, differential backups
every 6 hours, and logs every fifteen minutes.
Back up Time
FULL 1 week

DIFFERENTIAL 6 hours

LOG 15 min

TAIL LOG
Sp_dbhelp file location.

To Know the history of back up:


select * from [Link].
select * from [Link].
THANK YOU…

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