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how to make self backup to sql-server-2008 ?

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    Gali1978
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    hi how to make self backup to sql-server-2008 ? i need that backup every 2 hours and if the database is in work - it will be a problem ? thanks in advance

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      hi how to make self backup to sql-server-2008 ? i need that backup every 2 hours and if the database is in work - it will be a problem ? thanks in advance

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      Gali1978 wrote:

      and if the database is in work - it will be a problem

      Why! Unless you have a high performance OLTP database backup should have minimal effect on the database. Do some reading on backup strategies, it is a large and complex subject with numerous options to achieve your requirements.

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        hi how to make self backup to sql-server-2008 ? i need that backup every 2 hours and if the database is in work - it will be a problem ? thanks in advance

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        Look into 1) Mirroring - One of several strategies that give you fail-over protection 2) Transaction log backup - This is the preferred method for frequent backup needs. You do one full backup then use the transaction log backup to update a database.

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