What are the different types of backup avaible in SQL SErver
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Answer / senthilkumar
SQL Server provides several different kinds of backups
including Complete Backup, Differential Backup, Transaction
Log Backup, and File(s) and Filegroup(s) backup.
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Answer / amit kumar
Full - backups entire database
Differential - backups all changes since last full backup
Transaction Log - backups transaction log for all changes
since last transaction log backup
File - allows you to backup one data file
Filegroup - allows you to backup an entire filegroup
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Answer / devender reddy
The different types of backups in SQL Server are following:
Full Backup
Differential backup
Transcational log backup
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Answer / koti
full,
differential,
transactional,
file group:-it is a backup in which the large databases are
separated as file groups. this is used in high level
organizations.
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Answer / pavan
full
differential
transaction
taillog
copy_only
mirror
files and file group
partial
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