spEasyBackup

By slappy_nimrod, 2002/09/06

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Database backup made simple. You dont even have to pass any parameters if desired. It will all be handled for you.
Capable of Net Send status notifications and writes status message to Windows event log.

Side Effects:When not passing any @database params the the backup is done of the database where the proc resides. That means if you put this in your master db as a system proc and call it without a @database parameter, you will be backing up the master database!

By slappy_nimrod, 2002/09/06

Total article views: 475 | Views in the last 30 days: 9

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