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I want to write a code to backup my Sql Server 2008 Database using C# in .Net 4 FrameWork. Can anyone help in this. Kishore Kumar The following Link has explained complete details about how to back sql server 2008 database using c# Sql Database backup can be done using many way. You can either use Sql Commands like in the other answer or have create your own class to backup data. But these are different mode of backup. Full Database Backup Differential Database Backup Transaction Log Backup Backup with Compression But the disadvantage with this method is that it needs your sql management

I'm using Eclipse and have plenty of plugins installed and configured to my needs. Is there any good way to backup these plugins and the configuration of them. I want to be able to replay these plugins in futures eclipse version (as long as they are compatible) and on different PCs. I know I could simply archive the whole eclipse/ folder, but I find this a little inelegant. There are two parts to your question: Copying your settings between Eclipse installs Copying your installed plugins between Eclipse installs #1 is easy to do. You can export your Eclipse preferences from the File -> Export.

What are the recommendations of software products for creating automated backups of SQL Server 2008 databases? The backup should happen without taking the database offline/detatching. I would recommend just creating a maintenance plan in SQL Server to handle the backups, it can be configured to backup to a specified location at specified times, without taking the databases offline, and will handle your incremental backup cleanup. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189715.aspx Eduardo Molteni If you are using SQL Server Express , you won't find a UI to run periodic backups. In this case

I need to create a backup of a SQL Server 2005 Database that's only the structure...no records, just the schema. Is there any way to do this? EDIT: I'm trying to create a backup file to use with old processes, so a script wouldn't work for my purposes, sorry Use a 3 step process: Generate a script from the working database Create a new database from that script Create a backup of the new database Why not just use SQL Management Studio to create a complete script of your database and the objects? Toad for SQL Server does this nicely, if you're considering a commercial product. I make heavy use

What is the easiest way to do incremental backups of a git repository with git bundle ? If I just wanted to backup a single branch, I could do something along these lines: git bundle create foo last-backup..master git tag -f last-backup master But what if I want to backup everything (including all branches)? To answer the questions in the comments: Strictly speaking, I do not need to use the usual Git bundles, as long as the solution satisfies the following properties: Each incremental backup is a single file. I can store it somewhere and subsequent incremental backups do not need to modify

I take backup using pg_dump db_production > postgres_db.dump and then I copy it to localhost using scp. Now when I import on my local db it gives an error pg_restore: [archiver] input file appears to be a text format dump. Please use psql. by using commad line pg_restore -d db_development postgres_db.dump Before you downvote This is just a part of documentation! From the pg_dump documentation: Examples To dump a database called mydb into a SQL-script file : $ pg_dump mydb > db.sql To reload such a script into a (freshly created) database named newdb : $ psql -d newdb -f db.sql To dump a