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Setting up log shipping using Enterprise Manager

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Backing up the database files by copying
The transaction log
Transaction log restore sequence
Log sequence numbers
Truncating and shrinking the transaction log
Backing up the tail
Inside the transaction log
So, what's in a backup file?
Test: A full backup does not contain deleted data
Verifying backup files
Verifying backup files on a budget
Cumulative backups
Recovering individual tables
Backup and restore history details
Backup reads and writes
Speeding up backups
Backup speed details
Speeding up restores
Restore state affects speed too
Backup and restore rights
Log shipping
Log shipping in SQL Server 2000
Setting up log shipping using Enterprise Manager
Checking the set up
Failover
Log shipping in SQL Server 2005
Setting up log shipping using Management Studio
Checking the set up
Log shipping status report
Failover
Log shipping in SQL Backup
Using the CopyTool utility
Failover
3rd party backup applications
VDI
VDI versions
VDI errors
SQL Backup - beyond compression
Restoring a chain of transaction log backups
Restoring to the latest possible state
Backing up multiple databases
Backup retention
Making a copy of the backup file
Backup file naming conventions
Restoring the latest backup set
Network resilience
Encryption
Integrated database verification
Database file relocation
Improved backup retention
RESTORE HELP
High-availability group support
Common SQL Backup issues
Installation checklist
Setting up rights
Configuring service rights
Backup data
Hanging issues
Common backup and restore errors
Error 3201 - when performing a backup to a network share
Full database backup file is larger than database size
Error 3205 - Too many backup devices specified for backup or restore
Error 4305 - an earlier transaction log backup is required
Bringing a database that is in recovery or read-only mode online
Using bulk-logged recovery model but transaction log backup is still large
Error 14274 - unable to delete SQL Server Agent job
Error messages when restoring from different versions of SQL Server.
Pending
vdi error codes
Restore speed details
Help, my transaction log file is huge!
Mirror or log ship




SQL Server 2000 SP4 was used to set up log shipping in this example.

Before setting up log shipping, you need to first register the primary, secondary and monitor servers in Enterprise Manager.  The secondary server may also be used as the monitor server, but you should use a different server if possible so that you are alerted when the secondary server fails.
 

   Step 1 - registering the necessary servers   

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   Step 2 - starting the maintenance plan wizard   

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   Step 3 - the maintenance plan wizard welcome screen   

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   Step 4 - selecting the database to log ship   

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   Step 5 - selecting backup options   

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   Step 6 - entering the network share name   

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   Step 7 - adding destination servers   

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   Step 8 - log shipping destination details   

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   Step 9 - confirming the log shipping destination   

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   Step 10 - initializing the destination databases   

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   Step 11 - log shipping schedules   

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   Step 12 - log shipping alert thresholds   

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   Step 13 - setting up the monitor server   

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   Step 14 - Maintenance Plan summary   

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   Step 15 - Enterprise Manager task list   

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   Step 16 - SUCCESS!   

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Document history
6/27/2008    Initial release.    
 
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