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| Comments posted to this topic are about the Question of the Day for 30 Mar 2007 posted at http://www.sqlservercentral.com/testcenter/qod.asp?QuestionID=997.
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For completeness' sake, it should be added that: 1. It's actually the DUMP TRANSACTION command that backups the transaction log. DUMP DATABASE backups the database. 2. The DUMP command is deprecated. 3. SQL Server also has some new DUMP commands: DUMP CERTIFICATE, DUMP MASTER KEY, and DUMP SERVICE MASTER KEY. All these commands export a key to a file.
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The reference given in the explanation is actually for the CONTINUE statement. Try the following instead:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187315.aspx
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| got to know about DUMP today
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