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This question already has an answer here: SQL Server Automated Backups [closed] 3 answers I'm running a small web application with SQL server express (2005) as backend. I can create a backup with a SQL script, however, I'd like to schedule this on a daily basis. As extra option (should-have) I'd like to keep only the last X backups (for space-saving reasons obviously) Any pointers? [edit] SQL server agent is unavailable in SQL server express... You cannot use the SQL Server agent in SQL Server Express. The way I have done it before is to create a SQL Script, and then run it as a scheduled task

I have a backup of Database1 from a week ago. The backup is done weekly in the scheduler and I get a .bak file. Now I want to fiddle with some data so I need to restore it to a different database - Database2 . I have seen this question: Restore SQL Server database in same pc with different name and the recommended step is to rename the original db, but I am out of that option as I am in the production server and I cant really do it. Is there any other way of restoring it to Database2 , or atleast, how do I browse through the data of that .bak file? thanks. ps: the second answer from the above

I am recently using a remote git server (my own computer), and the server malfunctioned and can't be remotely accessed. I was wondering if there is a proper way to maintain TWO remote depositories, so that the second depository on my other computer can be automatically used when the first one fails? My second question is how to automatically (e.g. via a script) to synchronize the primary and backup remote depositories periodically, and how can I change which one is the default/primary depo? My daily use case is pretty simple, as follows: git clone user@host:A.git cd A (modify code ..) git add

I recently had a hard drive crashed and lost all of my source code. Is it possible to pull/checkout the code that I have already uploaded to Google App Engine (like the most recent version)? Since I just went to all the trouble of figuring out how to do this, I figure I may as well include it as an answer, even if it doesn't apply to you: Before continuing, swear on your mother's grave that next time you will back your code up, or better, use source control. I mean it: Repeat after me " next time I will use source control ". Okay, with that done, let's see if it's possible to recover your code

I am currently creating a app in which i want to let the user backup their files (plist + m4a). I zip the files and change the extension to a custom one (specifically for my app, say "*.MyBackup"). The user can then either export via email or with iTunes file sharing. I have already read about CFBundleDocumentTypes but didn't really get what I had to do with them. The part where i am currently stuck at is how to associate my extension with my app. If the user sends himself an email with the "custom"-zip file he's supposed to be able to open it with my app. How do I do this and what are