Re: Newbie Question on DB Maintenance Plan
- From: "DataPro" <datapro01@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Sep 2006 04:55:03 -0700
Yes I was able to finally glean that from looking through a number of
manuals. Makes sense......I guess it also makes sense not to assume
anything about SQL Server :)
Thanks much for the help.
Gerry
Erland Sommarskog wrote:
DataPro (datapro01@xxxxxxxxx) writes:
If a database is set to full recovery mode, and in setting up a
database maintenance plan you specify a database backup, why in the
wizard is the question asked if you want to back up the transaction
log?
In a db designated full recovery mode wouldn't that be automatic when
taking a backup?
No, you back up the transaction log independetly from the database.
It's a common mistake to run in full recovery but fail to take
transaction log backup. This leads to that the log keeps growing.
On the other hand, if you run simple recovery, you get forget all
about the transaction log.
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