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monkeylizard
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Sorry for the late reply, I've been caught up in a project lately...
epohl's right...Here are the instructions.
I'll assume you're using SQL 7.0
From the Enterprise Manager, drill down to the database(s) that you want to backup. Right click the database and Click on All Tasks, then click on Backup Database.
Do an Add in the Destination section and choose a folder that you want the backup file to be placed in. You may also choose to schedule the backup to run regularly by using the Schedule section just below the Destination section.
After the SQL backup is done, use ArcServe to backup the *.bak file that the SQL backup job places into the folder you specified. Treat the .bak file like any other file. Monkeylizard
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epohl's right...Here are the instructions.
I'll assume you're using SQL 7.0
From the Enterprise Manager, drill down to the database(s) that you want to backup. Right click the database and Click on All Tasks, then click on Backup Database.
Do an Add in the Destination section and choose a folder that you want the backup file to be placed in. You may also choose to schedule the backup to run regularly by using the Schedule section just below the Destination section.
After the SQL backup is done, use ArcServe to backup the *.bak file that the SQL backup job places into the folder you specified. Treat the .bak file like any other file. Monkeylizard
-Isaiah 35-
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