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  1. #1
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    how to take backup of the DB

    hi...
    i want to take the backup of the DB..
    in my system there are two DB employee and department
    now using SSIS how can i take the backup of the employee DB..

    i'm new to this SSIS..

    i'm using sql server2008 enterprise edition.

    please help me...

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    You don't need ssis to backup db, just read 'How to: Create a Full Database Backup (Transact-SQL)' and 'How to: Back Up a Database (SQL Server Management Studio)' in books online.

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    All you need to do is Right Click on top of the DB --> go to Tasks --> Backup.
    Or if you prefer to use T-SQL, just run this command.
    BACKUP DATABASE EmployeeDB TO DISK='C:\MyBackupFolder\EmployeeDB.bak'



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    Quote Originally Posted by vinayak.v View Post
    hi...
    i want to take the backup of the DB..
    in my system there are two DB employee and department
    now using SSIS how can i take the backup of the employee DB..

    i'm new to this SSIS..

    i'm using sql server2008 enterprise edition.

    please help me...
    You ca use a gui tool, to backup your databases, synchronized it to another one and so on,there are alot of tools out there that can help,personally i'm using DbSchema.
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    SSIS is a tool that can be used to perform a broad range of data migration tasks. However, there are easier ways to backup your databases.
    If you don’t have so much experience with MS-SQL backups you should try “SQL Backup and FTP” http://www.sqlbackupandftp.com/. It is extremely easy to use and provides additional features like uploading backups to FTP repositories, schedule backup jobs, etc.

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