Auto Backup Databases.

[RckyCls]

I got this tool from MU Section.
Credits to:
Nocturnal[From Mu Section]

This is so simple.


So you need to input your SQL Server Name There.
And then after it, Click "Refresh" Button.
After clicking the "Refresh" Button, Choose the Database you want to Backup.
Change the Local Path with the correct .Bak file of the Database that you want to have a backup, Just click "..."
After it, Set the minutes. (Backup every)
Then click "Backup Now".
To minimize to tray click the "X" Button in the upper right of the program.

Download at attachment.

 

[caja]

You don't need a tool for that. You can use jobs in SQL Server.

 

[Jelle]

Meh its easier than using those jobs I believe.
Nice tool.

 

[Viroid]

Nice tool man

 

[ςωаg]

nice bro rakii

 

[caja]

Meh its easier than using those jobs I believe.
Nice tool.

None has difficulty. But jobs are better in my opinion than have third program applications running.

 

[rusolp]

If you have SQL Express, you cannot run jobs.

 

[404]

It's pretty nifty, specially since you can specify how often to do a backup.

 

[Hexadecimal]

You might also want to link to where you found this. You didn't make this, since the first line of the topic says "I got this from the MU section".

 

[Matt Clarke]

Nice, Cool that you found it. It will help some new people coming to the community and don't know how to use the Database properly.

 

[jakefhord]

This is only good for one database? what about the another Database that we want to back-up also?

 

[Xakzi]

You might also want to link to where you found this. You didn't make this, since the first line of the topic says "I got this from the MU section".

Then he probably got it from the MU section.. no? >.>

Nice tool, cheers for the creator

 

[Hexadecimal]

Then he probably got it from the MU section.. no? >.>

Nice tool, cheers for the creator

"I got it from the MU Section", who made it? Not the whole section. One, or a few people made it, and no credit was given, therefore this isn't a valid "credit".

 

[RckyCls]

Sorry guys. I dont know who made it. I just want to give people a tool to use.

@jhakeford open a multiple of that tool to backup multiple databases.