Red Gate Software SQL Backup

By steven s. warren November 9, 2006, 1:36 PM PST

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Steven Warren recently had the opportunity to work with a new piece of software for SQL Server backups. The product is called SQL Backup and it is made by Red Gate Software.

With SQL Backup, you can perform the following:

Compressed backups

Perform faster online backups

Encrypt SQL Server backups with 128 bit Rijndael encryption

Command line interface

The following screenshots walk you through installing and using Red Gate Software’s SQL Backup.

For a complete review, check out Steven’s Window on Windows blog post about SQL backup.

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Steven S. Warren is a popular author residing in Winter Haven, Florida with his wife and 2 children. As a columnist on such well-known IT web sites as Techrepublic.com, CNET, and ZDNET, Steven has published numerous articles. Additionally, Steven

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