Backup Both Full and TLog Database Backup within a single Job

By Nitin Gupta, 2009/08/11

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Hello Friends,

This scripts I prepared for myself as I need to take full backup along with transaction log backup using single job and I found its working perfectly.

Step 3:

Create Job --> Step 1 --> Edit with EXEC [dbo].[GetDetails_Test]

Then schedule it for hourly basis.

Thanks, Nitin Gupta (SQL DBA - 2000/2005/2008)

By Nitin Gupta, 2009/08/11

Total article views: 818 | Views in the last 30 days: 71

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