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Performing backups of SQL Databases?

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Performing backups of SQL Databases?

Performing backups of SQL Databases?

(OP)
I am running SQL Server 6.5 on NT Server 4.0 with all available service packs installed for both.

This may be a basic question but so far I'm stumped. I have been able to set backup jobs and schedule them through the SQL Enterprise Manager, but does anybody know where I can look to view or modify the jobs I have set up.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

RE: Performing backups of SQL Databases?

Go to Server, Scheduled tasks from the menu in Enterprise Manager. Your best bet is to use the Database Maintenance Wizard, this will allow you to set up scheduled tasks for all maintenance topics.

RE: Performing backups of SQL Databases?

(OP)
Thanks, will do.

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