You must have Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio in order to back up your SQL Server. First you must open the software. Next you need to choose the database you wish to backup. Then you should name the backup and press ok. The backup should begin and backup to wherever you have selected.
you can not open the sql server back up file in access. You have to use server wizard to see the data base provided. It it not simple access or excel file. AnandDave.
The SQL Server 2005 is a database management system developed by Microsoft. They are primarily used as server back ends designed for keeping databases up to date with a selection of ease of use tools for maintaining it.
Back Up Database Task Performs different types of SQL Server database backups. Check Database Integrity Task Checks the allocation and structural integrity of database objects and indexes. Execute SQL Server Agent Job Task Runs SQL Server Agent jobs. Execute T- SQL Statement Task Runs Transact-SQL statements and more
The following are good resources to read up on SQL server security Technet, Aws Amazon, and Dba Stackexchange. In brief SQL server securities are physical network security,and disaster recovery.
SQL server training is designed to help system administrators learn the everyday tasks they will need to keep their server up and running at optimum performance.
Typically, SQL Server errors happen when running scripts. Errors can show up for a number of reasons, likely involving data errors. Fortunately, Microsoft makes the SQL Server and has tech support available.
It is possible to obtain free SQL server back up software. Two sites which have it are SQL Backup and FTP and Iperius Backup. However, their authenticity and trustworthiness couldn't be verified, so caution should be applied.
Use the JDBC functionality to open a connection to SQL Server. You can read up on how here: http://java.sun.com/javase/technologies/database/
SQL Server is most often referred to as Microsoft SQL Server, but there is also a Sybase SQL Server which was originally created on UNIX in 1987. MS sql 2000 database, or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 is a database server product. So, when you ask what is the difference, I do not see a difference, they are one in the same. Unless your question is asking for the difference between the Sybase version and Microsoft version, or you are wanting to compare different versions of Microsoft SQL Sever. In which case, I think your question must be more specific. arnel... SQL stands for (Structured Query Language). A SQL server can cover a host of products. Oracle is a SQL server however when speaking of Oracle people usually refer to it is Oracle. The server in fact is a SQL server. Microsoft SQL server is often simply referred to as SQL Server not because they 'own' the product or anything, just because of the popularity. I can draw a parallel for you. When you own a SeaDoo watercraft (as I do) people will refer to it as a jetski, same with a Kawasaki, Polaris, or any other brand. The fact is that this name (JetSki) is used interchangable however the Kawasaki Standup model watercraft is the only true 'jetski'. Anyway there are many 'flavors' of SQL server (MYSQL, Oracle, MS SQL Server, Postgress SQL, just to name a few. You can find more information about SQL server, its history and some additional 'flavors' at this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL Hope that helps. Jwilliamsoh http://jwilliamsoh.spaces.live.com/
It means to make an actual back up. If you are using SQL Server just right click on the database highlight Tasks then select Back Up... follow the prompts and off you go.
Once you sign up for SQL server training, you will be notified of the requirements. The trainer will give you the run down of the equipment, make sure you know how to use it, and then go over basic prompts you will need to use.
Keep your up to date on all the recent service packs. Audit server account for weak passwords and restrict access to only trusted clients. Use Windows Only authentication whenever possible and store SQL Server backup files in a secure location and encrypted. Disable all netlibs if the SQL Server is local-only. Regularly scan the installation with Microsoft's Baseline Security Analyzer.