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SQL Server 2014 backup method

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I have searched and read, but I have not come across an answer to a specific question. I think I know the answer, but just to make sure….

I would like to use Veeam to backup our SQL Server 2014 databases and transaction logs. Also after the full backup from Veeam, I would like to do a full backup from SQL Server to a .bak file. This should be possible as long as I use the “Copy Only” option coming out of SQL Server. I just want to make sure I don’t screw up the Veeam SQL Server backup job.

Things like rebuilding indexes on the database would be ok using the maintenance plans in SQL Server correct? Things like that won’t render the Veeam backup unusable…

Thanks in advance!
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Re: SQL Server 2014 backup method

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Hi and welcome to the community ekleffman.

Are you going to take the full SQL backup via native tools on a scheduled basis or thats going to be a manual operation? Thanks.
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Yes, we would use the native tools in SQL Server. Using Veeams functionality for SQL Server backups is our first choice. Policy demands that we move a .bak file off site. I just need to make sure this procedure doesn't get the Veeam backup out of sync or something like that.
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Re: SQL Server 2014 backup method

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Provided the Copy Only option is used, you should be fine.
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Thank you so much!
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