How Do You Back Up A Microsoft SQL Server?
Microsoft SQL Server allows you to create powerful databases. Applications and websites often use SQL databases to store user information and run various tasks through the site or program. You can backup your SQL Server database at any time through the SQL Server backup wizard. This will allow you restore your database in the event of a database corruption, data loss, computer failure or hard drive failure. You can set up a database to backup periodically to ensure you always have a recent backup. Open Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine. Either click the link on the server’s desktop or go to “Start — All Programs — Microsoft SQL Server — Microsoft SQL Server Database Engine.” Use the object explorer tree that is located on the left of the screen to expand your server name. Click to expand the “Databases” section. Depending in the type of database, either expand User Databases or System Databases. Right-click the database you wish to backup. Click “Tasks — Backup.” Verify the name
