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Hi,
Thanks for taking the time to look at the beta and for giving us feeback.
When you delete the job, is it a job you created with sql backup? Also could you please tell me what operating system and sql server versions you are using?
Thanks
Alan. / comments
Hi,
Thanks for taking the time to look at the beta and for giving us feeback.
When you delete the job, is it a job you created with sql backup? Also could you please tell me what operating system a...
Hi Julian,
I think the problem here is that when using the MOVE keyword, the path you are moving the datafiles to needs to exist, it is not created for you. The path probably should be created so I've raised this as an issue to our developers.
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Alan. / comments
Hi Julian,
I think the problem here is that when using the MOVE keyword, the path you are moving the datafiles to needs to exist, it is not created for you. The path probably should be created so I...
Hi Julian,
Thanks again for the feedback,
1. We don't actually sort by these columns. The problem is we indicate that you can.
2. Good idea. We'll see what we can do.
3. The Open backup location is not implemented yet.
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Alan. / comments
Hi Julian,
Thanks again for the feedback,
1. We don't actually sort by these columns. The problem is we indicate that you can.
2. Good idea. We'll see what we can do.
3. The Open backup location is...
Hi Julian,
Thanks for the feedback. You have a good point. We will be looking to make changes to the backup wizard for the final release that should make this sort of thing much easier.
Thanks,
Alan / comments
Hi Julian,
Thanks for the feedback. You have a good point. We will be looking to make changes to the backup wizard for the final release that should make this sort of thing much easier.
Thanks,
Alan
Hi Tom,
You could use the SQL Backup command line within a batch script to iterate over the files and restore them:
FOR %%f IN (C:\mybackups\*.sqb) do "C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Backup\SQL2005\SQLBackupC.exe" -SQL "RESTORE FILELISTONLY FROM DISK = '%%f'"
Hope this helps
Alan. / comments
Hi Tom,
You could use the SQL Backup command line within a batch script to iterate over the files and restore them:
FOR %%f IN (C:\mybackups\*.sqb) do "C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Backup\SQL2005\...
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback and for taking the time to give the beta a try.
You should be able to move servers between server groups by simply dragging ad dropping them.
The problem with grabbing all the CPU is a know issue, we will be putting in various performance enhancements for the final release that should improve this.
Unfortunately you cannot currently view the options for a 4.x server using the 5.0 GUI. This is because there are a number of options supported by the 5.0 GUI and server that aren't part of the 4.x server. It is something we will look at as to whether or not we can show the options for a 4.x server within the 5.0 GUI.
Well will have a look at the issue with importing SQL Server registrations ignoring server groups.
Thanks again for the feedback
Alan. / comments
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback and for taking the time to give the beta a try.
You should be able to move servers between server groups by simply dragging ad dropping them.
The problem with grabbing a...
Hi,
Thanks for giving the beta a try. Can I ask you what extra characters are appearing when you paste the file path? Are there any special characters in the file path you are copying?
Thanks
Alan. / comments
Hi,
Thanks for giving the beta a try. Can I ask you what extra characters are appearing when you paste the file path? Are there any special characters in the file path you are copying?
Thanks
Alan.
Hi,
Sorry about the exception. Are you able to tell me any of the steps you did before changing the layout from balloon to orthogonal? For example, did you change projects, add objects to an existing project or update from schema?
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Alan. / comments
Hi,
Sorry about the exception. Are you able to tell me any of the steps you did before changing the layout from balloon to orthogonal? For example, did you change projects, add objects to an existi...
Hi,
Sorry about that. Can you please tell me what you clicked properties on? Was it a Server group, a server, a database or a backup in the activity history? Also if you have a server registered could you please tell me what version of sql backup is on the server, what type of authenication you are using to connect to that server and if possible how long you have been running backup on that server, how many databases are on the server how many backups have been taken on that server.
Thanks
Alan. / comments
Hi,
Sorry about that. Can you please tell me what you clicked properties on? Was it a Server group, a server, a database or a backup in the activity history? Also if you have a server registered c...
Hi,
The SQL Backup 5.0 client will allow you to monitor your v4 sqlbackup servers.
However you will not be able to do any adhoc/scheduled backup or restore operations on those servers through the client as that required the 5.0 server components to be installed on the server. You can have both the 4.x and 5.0 clients on the same machine if you simply copy the directory containing the 4.x client to a different location before installing the 5.0 client.
I hope this convinces you to give the Beta a go.
Alan. / comments
Hi,
The SQL Backup 5.0 client will allow you to monitor your v4 sqlbackup servers.
However you will not be able to do any adhoc/scheduled backup or restore operations on those servers through the c...