SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

Hello,

I am Using VB 6.0 . Please Help me to get the codes to Create Backup and Restore in SQL server 7.0. I request Some one to help me at the earliest.

Rajesh

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

If you are using SQL Server in you computer please switch on the Query Analyzar. It will ask you the user name nd password. If both are sa fine.
Pull down the Help menu Choose its index. On the Blank space just type in Bacup and choose Backup(Described). Click Display.
You have all the choices on the right pane.

Same way for restore also.
If you can't understand anything, please replay to this thread.

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

hi Manoharan,

thanx for ur reply. where are u from ? I'll try with the adices that u gave me and wiull get back to u later.

Rajesh

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

how take backup using vb code

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

Dear Manoharan, I tried as per your advice with query analyzer but i couldnt find Any backup or restore option in help index.Pls help me to proceed with this.

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

In the help menu you have to click the first option ie Contents and Index. F1 key or AltC will not work. If nothing is displayed please reply to me I will give you the syntax

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

Dear Manoharan,

I took SQL Server Querry Analyser Help and choose contents and index. and i typed the keyword Backup in the index but no such keyword appeared in the list. and the same was the case with restore pls advice what to do.

Rajesh

Re: SQL Server 7.0 BackUP and Restore Code
 

I do not know what has happened. Actually I have replied to you, but could not find on the thread. So again I am Posting.

During Installation of SQL it ask for add-ons. I don't know what has happened. Anyhow, please find the code below. There are so many options in that, but I hope that can wait for, in you case.

BACKUP DATABASE {database_name | @database_variable_name}
TO <device_name>

database_name can be the actual database or the actual database name containing in a @variable

The device names are either DISK or TAPE

If you are giving the TO option you have to append these device name with an equal to sign and the actual path and the file name to hold your backup.

eg.
TO DISK = 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\BACKUP\
Mydatabasebackup.dat'

same way the RESTORE

RESTORE DATABASE {database_name | @database_variable_name}
FROM <device_name>

All things are same as BACKUP.
Here the FROM option is followed by a = and the path and filename containing your backup.

So Simple Is it NOT?

Programing is like that dear. When you know the code, it is very simple, Otherwise ...., you know!

regards
AV Manoharan