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Hi Sjoerd
Thank you for forum post.
SQL Backup is capable of creating an encrypted backup file and copying it to another location, providing the account you provide to the SQL Backup Agent service has security permissions to the COPYTO location.
Further information on the security permissions required is available HERE.
Many Thanks
Eddie -
Thanks for responding Eddie,
If I create a backup that has to be encrypted and compressed it will save a SQB backup file. Very good compression by the way!
Anyway within that file there is a backup of a SQL database.
Now I would like to handout this backup to a thirdparty.
What are my options?
Cheers!
Sjoerd -
OK just found that the CONVERT option lets you convert an SQB encrypted backup to an unencrypted Microsoft BAK backup file.
That's very nice.
Is there a way of keeping the encryption but convert the backup to BAK?
Or is there a way of providing an end-user the encrypted SQB backup and the Backup Pro tools necessary to convert the backup on their own machine?
Cheers!
Sjoerd -
Hi Sjoerd
Thank you for your replies.
To answer your questions:Is there a way of keeping the encryption but convert the backup to BAK?Or is there a way of providing an end-user the encrypted SQB backup and the Backup Pro tools necessary to convert the backup on their own machine?
Many Thanks
Eddie -
Hi Eddie,
That's exactly what I wanted to know.
Thanks for that!
Cheers!
Sjoerd
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I am interested in SQL Backup. Therefor I need to know if an encrypted backup can be 'exported' from the backup to be able to deliver the backup to the end-user (owner of the data) without actually restoring the database?
Cheers!
Sjoerd van den Berg