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steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
Hi communities.
I am new to Veeam and there seems to have no roadmap to show newbies how to backup and recover SQL server with the SQL explorer.
I have read a ton of document but nothing is giving me a definitive answer.
Do I thought I ask the communities on what are the steps - best practices to configure an SQL server backup jobs. Here is what I want.
1-Backup my SQL database server.
2- I want everything to be backed up by Veeam and recover with the Veeam SQL explorer. There is no Native SQL server job
There are a lot of options.
Do i enable all of these options ? Enable application-aware processing;Enable guest file system indexing; enable VMware Tools quiescence
I am new to Veeam and there seems to have no roadmap to show newbies how to backup and recover SQL server with the SQL explorer.
I have read a ton of document but nothing is giving me a definitive answer.
Do I thought I ask the communities on what are the steps - best practices to configure an SQL server backup jobs. Here is what I want.
1-Backup my SQL database server.
2- I want everything to be backed up by Veeam and recover with the Veeam SQL explorer. There is no Native SQL server job
There are a lot of options.
Do i enable all of these options ? Enable application-aware processing;Enable guest file system indexing; enable VMware Tools quiescence
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
You should:
- Enable application-aware image processing
- Go to Applications
- Select the necessary VM
- Click the SQL tab
- Define Backup log job settings
Thanks.
- Enable application-aware image processing
- Go to Applications
- Select the necessary VM
- Click the SQL tab
- Define Backup log job settings
Thanks.
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
...and to run a restore use this step-by-step guide.
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
Thank for the input.
These are my options.
1-enable application- aware processing and guest file system indexing only
2-choose Truncate logs (prevents logs from growing forever)
I will make a test run and see
thanks
These are my options.
1-enable application- aware processing and guest file system indexing only
2-choose Truncate logs (prevents logs from growing forever)
I will make a test run and see
thanks
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
1 - Indexing is only necessary if you're going to recover granular data via Enterprise Manager.
2 - You may want to backup SQL logs periodically, instead, to have ability to perform SQL point in time recovery.
2 - You may want to backup SQL logs periodically, instead, to have ability to perform SQL point in time recovery.
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
On a side note, logs truncation makes sense only for databases in Full recovery mode (didn't find what configuration you're using).
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
What do you mean by that ? when I choose the truncate jobs option - veeam is backing up my Transaction logs right ? so that i can have a point in time restore right ?2 - You may want to backup SQL logs periodically, instead, to have ability to perform SQL point in time recovery.
Do I have to choose Backups logs periodically to be able to have point in time restore ?
yes I am using Full recovery mode.On a side note, logs truncation makes sense only for databases in Full recovery mode (didn't find what configuration you're using).
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Re: steps on setting up a SQL backup jobs
If you need point in time restores, you have to select backup logs periodically option, logs truncation will happen during normal backup job run in this case.
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