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SQL Server Full Backups using T-SQL and SSMS
Om Agarwal
Sep 10, 2013
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In this blog, covers the basics of full backups in SQL Server.
In this blog, covers the basics of full backups in SQL Server. Data is critical and data cannot be lost. It's a complete copy of the database that includes backing up users and permissions as well as part of the transaction log permissions.
Using SSMS
Right click on the database name
Select Tasks > Backup
Select "Full" as the backup type
Select "Disk" as the destination
Click on "Add..." to add a backup file and type “D:\backup\testing.bak"
Click "OK" to create the backup
Click OK
Using T-SQL
Right down below query in query window.
SQL Server Full Backups using T-SQL and SSMS
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