SQL Server replication allows making an exact copy of some MS SQL database in some another place (other server). For MS SQL server replication serves multiple purposes, from making test databases to mirroring a parallel project. Handy Backup allows automatic MSSQL replication by the dedicated plug-in.
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MS SQL Server replication in Handy Backup contains the two stages:
Note: A significant advantage of SQL replication by such method is an automatic creation of a backup database copy, which a user can utilize to another replication, to restore data after some error or for any other purpose.
To create a related pair of tasks for SQL replication software, please use the next instruction.
An advice: Always schedule your recovery task to start at a time after the linked backup task will surely complete. If you are giving an insufficient time to save your data before replication, you may end up with an inconsistent replication image!
Once set up, the SQL replication software tasks will work at fully automated mode, according to schedule and dataset, unless you will change some parameters for these tasks! In addition, the plug-in will work for SQL Server 2016 replication equally efficiently as with Server 2014, 2012 or 2008 versions.
Handy Backup allows MSSQL replication in a hot mode, without stopping the DBMS. This allows make more convenient replication for users, as well as more efficient for making jobs. See more about hot backup techniques.
Online MS SQL Server replication by such storages as SFTP/FTPS servers or Amazon S3 cloud supports secured data transfer, excluding data interception. In addition, users can protect their SQL Server replication databases by an internal encryption tool.
Let us demonstrate how to incorporate database backup strategy as the initial stage of replicating SQL Server content. Here is a typical task in advanced mode, which allows saving full and differential backup data in a continuous cycle for future restoring these data for replicating SQL databases in some other place…
An advice. You can use only full backup for SQL Server replication, instead of mixed backup shown above. You can also create a new database connection instead of using some existing connection as pictured on video, by doing these steps: