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  1. Using the command line

    output from the tool to an existing file, for example to append to a log without losing the data already present in the log, enter the fo

    /sdg3/using-the-command-line

  2. Installing from a command prompt

    the following optional parameters: log log.txt Creates log files in the same folder as the DLMAutomationSuite.exe. You can specify the na

    /das/installing/installing-from-a-command-prompt

  3. Privacy Information

    Log files are an important tool for troubleshooting, and ideally should be included in all support cases. These log files are collected i

    /sdg4/getting-started/privacy-information

  4. The Misc. Setup Tab

    on the possible complications associated with cross schema PKFK Synchronization operations. Create New Log File on Each Run The Data Mask

    /dmo5/data-masker-for-oracle-help/major-data-masker-application-components/the-misc-setup-tab

  5. Specifying file paths

    SQL Backup often requires you to specify a file path or name, as, for example, in the Back Up wizard: SpecifyingFilePaths1.gif You can ty

    /sbu10/troubleshooting/specifying-file-paths

  6. Restoring backups - destination database

    . Filegroups and files The data and log files (and any full text catalogs or filestream data) will be restored to the default SQL Server d

    /sbu10/restoring/restoring-backups/restoring-backups-destination-database

  7. Command line switches

    in the Schema Compare Application Options. /loglevel:<level> Alias: /log Creates a log file with a specified minimum log level. The defau

    /sco5/using-the-command-line/command-line-switches

  8. The system cannot find the file specified

    The system cannot find the file specified

    /amp7/troubleshooting/error-messages/the-system-cannot-find-the-file-specified

  9. Using SmartAssembly with single-file executables (.NET Core 3)

    .NET Core 3.0 introduced the ability to create single-file executables. This allows for distribution of only one application file, as all

    /sa8/building-your-assembly/using-smartassembly-with-single-file-executables-net-core-3

  10. Installing SQL CI 2.1.3 and earlier versions

    after installing .NET or LocalDB. /log log.txt: creates log files in the same folder as the SQLCISetup.exe. You can specify the name of a

    /sci1/installing/installing-sql-ci-2-1-3-and-earlier-versions

  11. Using the command line

    output from the tool to an existing file, for example to append to a log without losing the data already present in the log, enter the fo

    /sdg4/using-the-command-line

  12. Using SmartAssembly with single-file executables (.NET Core 3)

    .NET Core 3.0 introduced the ability to create single-file executables. This allows for distribution of only one application file, as all

    /sa7/building-your-assembly/using-smartassembly-with-single-file-executables-net-core-3

  13. SQL Server error 4214 - BACKUP LOG cannot be performed because there is no current database backup

    When attempting a log backup of a database, the following error may occur: BACKUP LOG cannot be performed because there is no current dat

    /sbu7/errors-and-warnings/sql-server-errors/sql-server-error-4214-backup-log-cannot-be-performed-because-there-is-no-current-database-backup

  14. SQL Server error 4214 - BACKUP LOG cannot be performed because there is no current database backup

    When attempting a log backup of a database, the following error may occur: BACKUP LOG cannot be performed because there is no current dat

    /sbu9/errors-and-warnings/sql-server-errors/sql-server-error-4214-backup-log-cannot-be-performed-because-there-is-no-current-database-backup

  15. Creating backups - select the backup type and databases

    then be reused by new transactions. Truncating the transaction log does not reduce the size of the log file on disk; for this, refer to t

    /sbu7/backing-up/creating-backups/creating-backups-select-the-backup-type-and-databases

  16. Can't log in to SQL Monitor with Active Directory

    If SQL Monitor is configured to authenticate users with Active Directory and you're unable to log in, check that: you've typed your usern

    /sm8/troubleshooting/can-t-log-in-to-sql-monitor-with-active-directory

  17. How to view CHM files

    If you open the CHM file and no content is displayed in the main window, or a message is shown as in the screenshot below, you need to un

    /rp/how-to-view-chm-files

  18. Scheduling backups - select the backup type and database

    for the transaction log can then be reused by new transactions. Truncating the transaction log does not reduce the size of the log file o

    /sbu7/backing-up/scheduling-backup-jobs/scheduling-backups-select-the-backup-type-and-database

  19. Troubleshooting

    This page provides information that may help you if you are having difficulties. You may also wish to refer to Understanding the results.

    /sqp7/troubleshooting

  20. Privacy Information

    Log files are an important tool for troubleshooting, and ideally should be included in all support cases. These log files are collected i

    /scas/getting-started/privacy-information

  21. The BACKUP command

    log to a single file or split into multiple files BACKUP LOG { database_name } TO { DISK } = { 'physical_backup_device_name' | '<AUTO>' }

    /sbu6/scripting-sql-backup/the-backup-command

  22. SQL Backup warnings 1 - 499

    pattern, *.sqb, is used. For more information, see The RESTORE command. 110 Failed to save primary log file: <value> The primary log file

    /sbu7/errors-and-warnings/sql-backup-warnings-1-499

  23. List of metrics

    times and cause blocking. Total size The total size (in GB) of all data files (.mdf and .ndf) and log files (.ldf) for this database. Equ

    /monitor14/list-of-metrics-239667972.html

  24. Creating backups - select the backup type and databases

    then be reused by new transactions. Truncating the transaction log does not reduce the size of the log file on disk; for this, refer to t

    /sbu9/backing-up/creating-backups/creating-backups-select-the-backup-type-and-databases

  25. The BACKUP command

    | 5 | 6 } ] [ [ , ] USEQUEUEDCOPY ] [ [ , ] USESIMPLECOPY ] [ [ , ] VERIFY ] [ [ , ] VERIFYINTERVAL = { n } ] ] Backing up a transaction

    /sbu7/scripting-sql-backup-pro/the-backup-command


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