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When new databases are created the Differential and transaction log backup maintenance plans start failing and sending alerts as full backup is not taken. What could be the best solution to handle it.
I tried to do full backup on database created trigger but that is failing as backup cannot be taken in the same transaction.
sql-server backup maintenance-plans
asked May 26 at 8:39
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When new databases are created the Differential and transaction log backup maintenance plans start failing and sending alerts as full backup is not taken. What could be the best solution to handle it.
I tried to do full backup on database created trigger but that is failing as backup cannot be taken in the same transaction.
sql-server backup maintenance-plans
asked May 26 at 8:39
shilanshilan
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itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/sql-server/… should help
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May 26 at 17:19
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When new databases are created the Differential and transaction log backup maintenance plans start failing and sending alerts as full backup is not taken. What could be the best solution to handle it.
I tried to do full backup on database created trigger but that is failing as backup cannot be taken in the same transaction.
sql-server backup maintenance-plans
asked May 26 at 8:39
shilanshilan
793 bronze badges
When new databases are created the Differential and transaction log backup maintenance plans start failing and sending alerts as full backup is not taken. What could be the best solution to handle it.
I tried to do full backup on database created trigger but that is failing as backup cannot be taken in the same transaction.
sql-server backup maintenance-plans
sql-server backup maintenance-plans
asked May 26 at 8:39
shilanshilan
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asked May 26 at 8:39
shilanshilan
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asked May 26 at 8:39
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asked May 26 at 8:39
shilanshilan
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asked May 26 at 8:39
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itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/sql-server/… should help
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May 26 at 17:19
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May 26 at 17:19
itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/sql-server/… should help
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To achieve this task kindly follow below steps:-
- create server level trigger on create_database.
- Create sql job and add code to dynamic get the name of database and initiate backup.
- Add Code in the trigger to invoke job to create database backup.
e.g
CREATE TRIGGER ddl_trig_database
ON ALL SERVER
FOR CREATE_DATABASE
AS
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'backup_job' ;
GO
answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
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I would generally recommend not to use the built-in maintenance plans in SQL Server.
I found Ola Hallengren's maintenance solution to be much more reliable:
https://ola.hallengren.com/downloads.html
For example, it wouldn't try to perform log backups on a database that didn't perform a full backup yet.
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
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I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
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May 27 at 17:39
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To achieve this task kindly follow below steps:-
- create server level trigger on create_database.
- Create sql job and add code to dynamic get the name of database and initiate backup.
- Add Code in the trigger to invoke job to create database backup.
e.g
CREATE TRIGGER ddl_trig_database
ON ALL SERVER
FOR CREATE_DATABASE
AS
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'backup_job' ;
GO
answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
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To achieve this task kindly follow below steps:-
- create server level trigger on create_database.
- Create sql job and add code to dynamic get the name of database and initiate backup.
- Add Code in the trigger to invoke job to create database backup.
e.g
CREATE TRIGGER ddl_trig_database
ON ALL SERVER
FOR CREATE_DATABASE
AS
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'backup_job' ;
GO
answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
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add a comment
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To achieve this task kindly follow below steps:-
- create server level trigger on create_database.
- Create sql job and add code to dynamic get the name of database and initiate backup.
- Add Code in the trigger to invoke job to create database backup.
e.g
CREATE TRIGGER ddl_trig_database
ON ALL SERVER
FOR CREATE_DATABASE
AS
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'backup_job' ;
GO
answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
2871 silver badge5 bronze badges
To achieve this task kindly follow below steps:-
- create server level trigger on create_database.
- Create sql job and add code to dynamic get the name of database and initiate backup.
- Add Code in the trigger to invoke job to create database backup.
e.g
CREATE TRIGGER ddl_trig_database
ON ALL SERVER
FOR CREATE_DATABASE
AS
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_start_job N'backup_job' ;
GO
answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
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answered May 26 at 9:16
Vinod NarwalVinod Narwal
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answered May 26 at 9:16
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I would generally recommend not to use the built-in maintenance plans in SQL Server.
I found Ola Hallengren's maintenance solution to be much more reliable:
https://ola.hallengren.com/downloads.html
For example, it wouldn't try to perform log backups on a database that didn't perform a full backup yet.
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
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I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
add a comment
|
I would generally recommend not to use the built-in maintenance plans in SQL Server.
I found Ola Hallengren's maintenance solution to be much more reliable:
https://ola.hallengren.com/downloads.html
For example, it wouldn't try to perform log backups on a database that didn't perform a full backup yet.
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
1146 bronze badges
1
I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
add a comment
|
I would generally recommend not to use the built-in maintenance plans in SQL Server.
I found Ola Hallengren's maintenance solution to be much more reliable:
https://ola.hallengren.com/downloads.html
For example, it wouldn't try to perform log backups on a database that didn't perform a full backup yet.
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
1146 bronze badges
I would generally recommend not to use the built-in maintenance plans in SQL Server.
I found Ola Hallengren's maintenance solution to be much more reliable:
https://ola.hallengren.com/downloads.html
For example, it wouldn't try to perform log backups on a database that didn't perform a full backup yet.
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
1146 bronze badges
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
1146 bronze badges
answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
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answered May 26 at 12:44
Eitan BluminEitan Blumin
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1146 bronze badges
1
I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
add a comment
|
1
I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
1
1
I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
I agree that Ola’s free maintenance scripts make the process a lot easier to manage, but the answer doesn’t really specify why or give an example in TSQL
– clifton_h
May 26 at 20:48
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
What do you mean the answer doesn't specify why? I wrote why in the last paragraph: because it won't try to do diff or log backups on new databases that didn't have full backup yet. And I gave a link for the download.
– Eitan Blumin
May 27 at 17:39
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– KASQLDBA
May 26 at 17:19