Another time saving feature in SQL Backup is the ability to back up multiple databases using a single command.  Using the standard T-SQL BACKUP syntax, you need to use multiple BACKUP commands to back up multiple databases e.g.

To perform the same backup using SQL Backup, you could issue the following single command:

Notice that we are using the <database> tag in order to dynamically specify the folder and file name, which is another SQL Backup feature.  In fact, if we wanted to back up all the databases on our SQL Server instance, we could do the following, again using just a single command:

Or we could do the inverse i.e. back up all but certain databases e.g.

There are also shortcuts to just back up all user databases, or all system databases.  To back up all user databases, use the BACKUP USER DATABASES command e.g.

To back up all system databases, use the BACKUP SYSTEM DATABASES command e.g.