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To back up a database from SQL Server Enterprise Manager, complete the following steps: 1. Open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager if it isn t already open. 2. Expand the (local) SQL Server Group, expand Management, and then select Backup. 3. Right-click Backup and select Backup A Database to open the SQL Server Backup dialog box shown in Figure 19-4.

Figure 19-4.

4. Select the database to back up from the drop-down list. Note The database tempdb appears in the drop-down list but cannot be backed up. 5. Type a name for the database backup in the Name field. 6. Type a description for the backup in the Description field. 7. Select the type of backup to be performed. The available choices will vary depending on the database being backed up. For most databases, the choices are either Database Complete or Database Differential. 8. Select the backup destination. If the destination you want to use is not shown, click Add to add an additional destination to the list. 9. Select Append To Media to append to an existing tape or disk backup. Select Overwrite Existing Media to erase the previous contents of the backup destination and create a new backup. 10. Select the Schedule check box and then click the ellipsis button ( to ) create a schedule for the backup using the Edit Schedule dialog box, as shown in Figure 19-5.

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An initial system checkpoint is created the first time you start a new computer, or the first time you start your computer after you upgrade it to Windows XP. Automatic update restore points are created when you install updates that are downloaded through Windows Update. Backup recovery restore points are created when you use the Backup or Restore Wizard.

Figure 19-5.

11. Click OK to schedule the backup job if you created a schedule or to start the backup immediately if you didn t.

Viewing the Contents of a Backup Device Because a backup device might contain more than one backup, it is useful to be able to see what the contents of the device are. To view the contents of a backup device, do the following:

1. Open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager if it isn t already open. 2. Expand the (local) SQL Server Group, expand Management, and then select Backup. 3. Double-click the backup device to open the Backup Device Properties dialog box shown in Figure 19-6.

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You can manually create your own restore points (manual checkpoints) at any time from the System Restore Wizard. Program name installation restore points are created when you install a program using an installer such as InstallShield or Windows XP Installer. Restore operation restore points are created each time you perform a restoration; if you are not satisfied with the results of the restoration, you can roll back to this point. System checkpoints are scheduled restoration points that your computer creates regularly, even if you have not made any changes to the system. Unsigned device driver restore points are created when you install a device driver that has not been signed or certified.

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4. Click View Contents to open up the View Backup Media Contents dialog box shown in Figure 19-7.

Figure 19-7.

You can use the Data Transformation Services (DTS) Import/Export Wizard to make or restore a logical backup of a database and to transfer data between databases. The databases can be SQL Server databases or other databases for which there are drivers. More Info There are several other methods that can be used to import or export data from a SQL Server database. For more information about Import and Export methods and SQL Server in general, see the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Administrator s Companion (Microsoft Press) or one of the many other books available on SQL Server 2000. As shipped, the supported formats for Import and Export are:

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