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I was trying to create a backup for my SQL Server Database using SQL Server Management Studio 2008 Express. I have created the backup but it is getting saved at some path which I am not able to fin...

This isn't correct since data files have free space that is not backed up. You can test this by creating a 4GB database and then doing a backup. The backup will be nowhere near 4GB in size.

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Why is that? I have read some commentary here about transaction logs, but my DB runs on my laptop and there is no DB activity during the time of the backup. (It only takes 5 minutes). My backup type is Full, my recovery type is Full, and I am doing Copy-Only backups. Any ideas? Much appreciated! I am using SQL 2008 R2, Developer Edition.

Forgot to make a backup. Now I have harddrive with databases and new system with empty postgres. Can I somehow restore databases? by simple copy of files etc?

1) Go to backup 2) Remove the destination file-path to disk 3) Click on Add 4) In the File name: check box manually type in the backup name after ..\backup like below where Yourdb.bak is the database backup name C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Backup\Yourdb.bak 5) Click on OK Hope this helps!

I have a backup of Database1 from a week ago. The backup is done weekly in the scheduler and I get a .bak file. Now I want to fiddle with some data so I need to restore it to a different database -

aws cp --recursive s3://<source bucket> s3://<destination bucket> - This will copy the files from one bucket to another Note* Very useful when creating cross region replication buckets, by doing the above, you files are all tracked and an update to the source region file will be propagated to the replicated bucket.