Expand database
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This pane lets you traverse live databases. You can expand the
SQL Server instance to view its databases. Expand each database to
view its filegroups or expand a filegroup to view its files. You
can select any object in this pane to view its constituent objects
in the right-hand pane.
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Select database(s) for backup from instance host\instance
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Select the objects that you want to back up from this pane. This
pane displays the list of constituent database objects of the
selected host and instance in the left-hand pane. You can select
one or more objects (databases) in this pane. (Use Ctrl + click and
Shift + click to select multiple objects.)
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The following backup types are only available for
SQL Server 2005 or later:
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The following options are available when you have
chosen a transaction log backup type:
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Start the backup operation immediately.
is disabled
if you are logged into a SQL Server instance that is not on the
local host. If you generate a script for a non-local host, then it
must be executed on that host.
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In the right-hand pane, choose one of the
following backup options:
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If this host is the NetBackup master server, then this list
includes all active policies of type MS-SQL-Server. You can select
one of these policies or type the name of a policy.
The default is <any>. If you select the default, then
NetBackup selects which MS-SQL-Server policy to use.
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(SQL Server 2005 or later) This option is enabled for objects
have a page verification type that is either torn page detection or
checksum. All of the objects in the right-hand pane must have the
proper verification type.
This indicates a performance penalty when you use page
verification.
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Set the number of backup stripes that you want SQL Server to
create for your backup. Type a number from 1 to 32.
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Start a database backup or generate a database backup script.
This option is enabled only when you select an object to back
up.
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