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I think you need version 4.2 so you can use the MAXDATABLOCK keyword.
You can upgrade by selecting Start -> All programs -> SQL Backup -> Check for updates.
Then upgrade any registered servers by selecting in the left hand panel, right click and select 'Install/upgrade server components'.
MAXDATABLOCK specifies the maximum size of data blocks to be used when SQL Backup writes data to network shares. Valid values are integers in multiples of 65536, up to a maximum value of 4194304. For example:
MAXDATABLOCK = 655360
Note that you must not use this argument when you back up to local shares.
If you copy the script for the Extended stored procedure on the last page of the Backup wizard and paste into Query Analyzer, or Management Studio, you can then use this keyword to get around the problems with backing up to network share.
You need to use a value less than 4194304 because some servers fail to write 4MB blocks to network shares. / comments
I think you need version 4.2 so you can use the MAXDATABLOCK keyword.
You can upgrade by selecting Start -> All programs -> SQL Backup -> Check for updates.
Then upgrade any registered servers by s...
You can run from the command line with the -I parameter:
\SQBServerSetup.exe -I <INSTANCE_NAME>
Or replace the SQBServerSetup.exe in your install directory and upgrade remotely via the GUI by selecting the registered SQL Server Instance in the left hand panel and selecting 'Install/upgrade server components' from right click menu. / comments
You can run from the command line with the -I parameter:
\SQBServerSetup.exe -I <INSTANCE_NAME>
Or replace the SQBServerSetup.exe in your install directory and upgrade remotely via the GUI by selec...
For reasons we can't investigate (fully) remotely, some servers fail to write 4MB blocks to network shares.
To get round this issue, I will be sending you a private message with an attachment. This will allow you to instruct SQL Backup to write out data to the network share in smaller chunks.
This option will be available in the next release version of SQL Backup.
Regards,
Helen Joyce
Red Gate Software / comments
For reasons we can't investigate (fully) remotely, some servers fail to write 4MB blocks to network shares.
To get round this issue, I will be sending you a private message with an attachment. This...
Apologies, the 'Check for updates' from the Help menu (in version 4.0) gives the error you described.
Use the 'Check for updates' from Start -> All Programs -> SQL Backup menu -> Check for updates
This works, and you can upgrade to version 4.1.
Both links to Check for updates are working in version 4.1. / comments
Apologies, the 'Check for updates' from the Help menu (in version 4.0) gives the error you described.
Use the 'Check for updates' from Start -> All Programs -> SQL Backup menu -> Check for updates
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No. We don't support object level backups.
SQL Backup 4.0 does support files / filegroup backups which might be of interest. / comments
No. We don't support object level backups.
SQL Backup 4.0 does support files / filegroup backups which might be of interest.
We are not supporting SQL Backup 4.0 on 64-bit versions of SQL Server.
The next major release will run on 64-bit SQL Servers, planned for Q3 2006 (if not sooner) / comments
We are not supporting SQL Backup 4.0 on 64-bit versions of SQL Server.
The next major release will run on 64-bit SQL Servers, planned for Q3 2006 (if not sooner)
There's also a help topic 'Accessing SQL Monitor through a firewall' which may be of interest too. http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... %20Monitor / comments
There's also a help topic 'Accessing SQL Monitor through a firewall' which may be of interest too.http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... %20Monitor
The Next button is disabled when no databases are selected as validation on the wizard. In this case (where you want to keep a job to be able to use the schedule in the future), it would be ideal to disable the job. This can be done within Management studio but not from within SQL Backup.
We already have this feature logged SB-3077, so I'll add your use case to the enhancement request.
Thanks for the feedback / comments
The Next button is disabled when no databases are selected as validation on the wizard. In this case (where you want to keep a job to be able to use the schedule in the future), it would be ideal t...
Thanks for this feedback. It is already logged (SE-637). / comments
Thanks for this feedback. It is already logged (SE-637).
Thanks for your feedback, this has been logged. / comments
Thanks for your feedback, this has been logged.