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Jul 12th, 2000, 04:41 AM
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Hi there, i have a project that makes use of a databse, the application uses the database to pull out different information. I need to know how to back up the database whilst it is open, do i have to shut it down first?
i have tried to copy the file but i get an error message "Access Denied" or somthing like that....
If you have any answers then let me know, Rohan West
Bye
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Jul 12th, 2000, 04:44 AM
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I'm not really good with databases, but if you want to copy it then i would suggest first you close it then make a copy and then reopen it...and i'm sure all this can be done at one click of a button.
Sorry that i wasn't much help,
D!m
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Jul 12th, 2000, 04:49 AM
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Is there any way of creating a snap shot of the database
Is there any way of creating a snp shot of the database, if i close it the settings will be lost and all the data controls will reset, load of error, is there a way to export rather that using copy......
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Jul 12th, 2000, 05:02 AM
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Do you really need to back up the whole database? Perhaps you can get by with just backing up certain tables. That way you can have a pre configured duplicate file on your disk, open a connection to it and use update sql to copy the relevent info across.
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Jul 12th, 2000, 05:07 AM
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i need to back up the whole database, because it contains vital information......
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Jul 12th, 2000, 07:25 AM
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In my expirience it is better to back up the database before you process anything (incase something you need is overwritten with new data).
Gary Lowe 
VB6 (Enterprise) SP5
ADO 2.6
SQL Server 7 SP3
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