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Chapter 7: Differential Backup and Restore ______________ 205 Differential Backups, Overview ________________________________________ 206 Advantages of differential backups ____________________________________207 Differential backup strategies _______________________________________ 208 Possible issues with differential backups _______________________________ 212 Differentials in the backup and restore SLA _____________________________ 215 Preparing for Differential Backups _______________________________________ 216 Recovery model ___________________________________________________ 216 Sample database and tables plus initial data load _________________________ 217 Base backup ______________________________________________________ 218 Taking Differential Backups ____________________________________________ 218 Native GUI differential backup _______________________________________ 219 Native T-SQL differential backup _____________________________________ 221 Compressed differential backups _____________________________________ 223 Performing Differential Backup Restores __________________________________ 225 Native GUI differential restore _______________________________________ 225 Native T-SQL differential restore _____________________________________227 Restoring compressed differential backups _____________________________230 Forcing Failures for Fun ________________________________________________ 231 Missing the base __________________________________________________ 231 Running to the wrong base __________________________________________ 232 Recovered, already _________________________________________________ 235 Summary ___________________________________________________________ 237 Chapter 8: Database Backup and Restore with SQL Backup Pro 238 Preparing for Backups _________________________________________________ 238 Full Backups _________________________________________________________ 241 SQL Backup Pro full backup GUI method ______________________________ 241 SQL Backup Pro full backup using T-SQL ______________________________ 253
Log Backups _________________________________________________________256 Preparing for log backups ___________________________________________ 256 SQL Backup Pro log backups ________________________________________ 258 Differential Backups __________________________________________________ 261 Building a reusable and schedulable backup script __________________________ 263 Restoring Database Backups with SQL Backup Pro _________________________267 Preparing for restore _______________________________________________267 SQL Backup Pro GUI restore to the end of a log backup ___________________269 SQL Backup Pro T-SQL complete restore ______________________________277 SQL Backup Pro point-in-time restore to standby________________________279 Restore metrics: native vs. SQL Backup Pro _____________________________289 Verifying Backups ____________________________________________________ 291 Backup Optimization _________________________________________________292 Summary ___________________________________________________________294 Chapter 9: File and Filegroup Backup and Restore _________ 295 Advantages of File Backup and Restore __________________________________ 296 Common Filegroup Architectures _______________________________________298 File Backup __________________________________________________________ 303 Preparing for file backups ___________________________________________306 SSMS native full file backups ________________________________________309 Native T-SQL file differential backup __________________________________ 310 SQL Backup Pro file backups ________________________________________ 314 File Restore __________________________________________________________ 318 Performing a complete restore (native T-SQL) ___________________________ 321 Restoring to a point in time (native T-SQL) _____________________________ 326 Restoring after loss of a secondary data file _____________________________ 328 Quick recovery using online piecemeal restore __________________________ 335
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