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How can I see full backup history in SQL Server?
Backupfile
- filegroup_name: It shows the filegroup name of the data or log file.
- backed_up_page_count: It shows the page count backed up.
- file_type: We can get the file type using this field.
- Logical_name: Logical name of the database file.
- Physical_name: backup physical location.
Where are Cloudsql backups stored?
If you do not specify a storage location, your backups are stored in the multiregion that is geographically closest to the location of your Cloud SQL instance. For example, if your Cloud SQL instance is in us-central1 , your backups are stored in the us multi-region by default.
How do I view SQL Server history?
To view the job history log
- In Object Explorer, connect to an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine, and then expand that instance.
- Expand SQL Server Agent, and then expand Jobs.
- Right-click a job, and then click View History.
- In the Log File Viewer, view the job history.
- To update the job history, click Refresh.
How do I backup my Datastore?
Backing up data
- If you haven’t already, create a storage bucket for your project.
- (Recommended) Disable Cloud Datastore writes.
- Go to the Admin page.
- Click Open Datastore Admin.
- Select the entity kinds that you wish to back up.
- Click Backup Entities to display the backup form.
How do I backup a SQL Cloud?
Creating an on-demand backup
- In the Google Cloud Console, go to the Cloud SQL Instances page. Go to Cloud SQL Instances.
- Click the instance name to open its Overview page.
- Select Backups from the SQL navigation menu.
- Click Create backup.
- On the Create backup page, add a description, if needed, and click Create.
Where are backups performed in a distributed availability group?
In a distributed availability group, backups can be performed on secondary replicas in the same availability group as the active primary replica, or on the primary replica of any secondary availability groups.
What does always on availability group mean in SQL Server?
Applies to: SQL Server (all supported versions) The Always On availability groups active secondary capabilities include support for taking backups on secondary replicas. Backup operations can put significant strain on I/O and CPU (with backup compression).
What does AlwaysOn availabiliy groups do for backups?
Since the AlwaysOn Availabiliy Groups feature was introduced, we got new options to make the backups strategy more complete, but also more complex.
How to access the backup preferences page in SQL?
Alternative ways to access the Backup Preferences page Use the New Availability Group Dialog Box (SQL Server Management Studio) Use the Add Replica to Availability Group Wizard (SQL Server Management Studio) Use the New Availability Group Dialog Box (SQL Server Management Studio)