2. Now, run the following command to invokebackup1.sqlon your SQL server (-S localhost\SQLEXPRESS). Be sure to replaceSQLEXPRESSwith your SQL server’s instance name. sqlcmd-S localhost\SQLEXPRESS-i C:\ata_db\backup1.sql The command will work even if you have a remote database, such...
BackupRestoreItemKind BackupRestoreMasterKeyStatementBase BackupServiceMasterKeyStatement BackupStatement BackupTransactionLogStatement BackwardsCompatibleDropIndexClause BeginConversationTimerStatement BeginDialogStatement BeginEndAtomicBlockStatement BeginEndBlockStatement BeginTransactionStatement Binaryexpression BinaryExpressio...
BackupRestoreFileInfo Constructor Reference Feedback Definition Namespace: Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom.dll Package: Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom v161.8901.0 C# Copiar public BackupRestoreFileInfo (); Applies to Producto...
Assembly: Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom.dll Package: Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom v161.8901.0 Represents BACKUP TRANSACTION statement C# Copy [System.Serializable] public class BackupTransactionLogStatement : Microsoft.SqlServer.TransactSql.ScriptDom.BackupStatement Inheritance Obj...
Cannot open backup device 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.SQLEXPRESS\MSSQL\Backup\path'. Operating system error 2(The system cannot find the file specified.). Cannot open backup device 'F:\foldername'. Operating system error 5(Access is denied.). Cannot open database version...
BackupEncryptionOption Represents the encryption option in a backup statement. BackupMasterKeyStatement Represents BACKUP MASTER KEY statement BackupOption Represents a single option in BACKUP statement BackupRestoreFileInfo Information about files/filegroups being backed up/restored (READ_WRITE_FILEGROUP...
BackupOptionKind BackupRestoreFileInfo BackupRestoreItemKind BackupRestoreMasterKeyStatementBase BackupServiceMasterKeyStatement BackupStatement BackupTransactionLogStatement BackwardsCompatibleDropIndexClause BeginConversationTimerStatement BeginDialogStatement BeginEndAtomicBlockStatement BeginEndBlockStatement...
BackupRestoreItemKind BackupRestoreMasterKeyStatementBase BackupServiceMasterKeyStatement BackupStatement BackupTransactionLogStatement BackwardsCompatibleDropIndexClause BeginConversationTimerStatement BeginDialogStatement BeginEndAtomicBlockStatement BeginEndBlockStatement ...
BackupRestoreFileInfo BackupRestoreItemKind BackupRestoreMasterKeyStatementBase BackupServiceMasterKeyStatement BackupStatement BackupTransactionLogStatement BackwardsCompatibleDropIndexClause BeginConversationTimerStatement BeginDialogStatement BeginEndAtomicBlockStatement BeginEndBlockStatement BeginTransactionSt...
What I usually do is to create a stored procedure in the database, and then use SQLCMD to execute that stored procedure. Regardless, you're missing something very important on the command line. Try this: Code: sqlcmd -S ServerName\SQLExpress -i C:\mybackup.sql [!]-Q[/!] ...