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 ====== Microsoft SQL Database Backup Set ===== ====== Microsoft SQL Database Backup Set =====
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 +Last modified: 2019/08/26 (Note: Content written for AhsayCBS v7+v8, and may generally apply to latest product release)
  
 AhsayOBM allows you to back up databases in your Microsoft SQL Server with the MS SQL Server Backup Module, which provides you with a set of tools to protect your MS SQL Server, whether in VSS backup mode or ODBC backup mode.  ​ AhsayOBM allows you to back up databases in your Microsoft SQL Server with the MS SQL Server Backup Module, which provides you with a set of tools to protect your MS SQL Server, whether in VSS backup mode or ODBC backup mode.  ​
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 Below is the system architecture diagram illustrating the major elements involved in the backup process among the MS SQL server, AhsayOBM and AhsayCBS. Below is the system architecture diagram illustrating the major elements involved in the backup process among the MS SQL server, AhsayOBM and AhsayCBS.
  
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 ===== Backup Modes ===== ===== Backup Modes =====
 You can choose from one of the two backup modes when creating a backup set for MS SQL server. The information below provides you with more details on each backup mode. You can choose from one of the two backup modes when creating a backup set for MS SQL server. The information below provides you with more details on each backup mode.
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 For MS SQL server backup sets which are upgraded from v6, the default backup mode will be ODBC. For MS SQL server backup sets which are upgraded from v6, the default backup mode will be ODBC.
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 ==== VSS Mode ==== ==== VSS Mode ====
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   - The current recovery model is displayed in the Recovery model list box.  Modify the recovery model by selecting Simple from the model list.   - The current recovery model is displayed in the Recovery model list box.  Modify the recovery model by selecting Simple from the model list.
  
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 Only modify the recovery model of a live database during low activities hour. It is also recommended to perform a full backup before changing the recovery model. Only modify the recovery model of a live database during low activities hour. It is also recommended to perform a full backup before changing the recovery model.
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 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
  
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 Pay extra attention when you are checking configuration in Registry Editor. Any unauthorized changes could cause interruption to the Windows operation. ​ Pay extra attention when you are checking configuration in Registry Editor. Any unauthorized changes could cause interruption to the Windows operation. ​
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 === MS SQL Recovery Model === === MS SQL Recovery Model ===
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 Note: Pay extra attention when you are checking configuration in Registry Editor. Any unauthorized changes could cause interruption to the Windows operation. ​ Note: Pay extra attention when you are checking configuration in Registry Editor. Any unauthorized changes could cause interruption to the Windows operation. ​
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   - Go to the Backup Options, then in the Backup set section, name the backup set and enter a description of the backup set if needed. \\ \\ Configure the Backup set to expire after a specified number of day or on a specified date. Set to 0 day if you do not want the backup set to expire \\ {{public:​ahsay_wiki_module_microsoft_sql_requirement_19.png?​640}}   - Go to the Backup Options, then in the Backup set section, name the backup set and enter a description of the backup set if needed. \\ \\ Configure the Backup set to expire after a specified number of day or on a specified date. Set to 0 day if you do not want the backup set to expire \\ {{public:​ahsay_wiki_module_microsoft_sql_requirement_19.png?​640}}
   - Click OK to start the transaction log backup when you are done with all the necessary settings in the Back Up Database dialog box. \\ {{public:​ahsay_wiki_module_microsoft_sql_requirement_20.png?​640}}   - Click OK to start the transaction log backup when you are done with all the necessary settings in the Back Up Database dialog box. \\ {{public:​ahsay_wiki_module_microsoft_sql_requirement_20.png?​640}}
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