database-backup | This is just another database backup script | Continuous Backup library
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kandi X-RAY | database-backup Summary
PS: This work was inspired by many people around me, especially backmeup which was created by Arda Kılıçdağı.
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- Get amazon .
- Backup a database .
- Run a command .
- Get the default adapter
- Initializes the application .
- Get databases .
- Get output from command
- Retrieve all items from a directory .
- Setup the FlySystem .
- List all files in local backup .
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QUESTION
We have an Azure SQL Managed Instance Failover Group setup with a primary and secondary instance – the issue I’m hitting is that we use cell (column) level encryption (CLE) for some of our database table columns. My limited understanding is that the decryption of these depends on the service master key. I think the issue is that the database master key gets encrypted with the service master key and then the databases get synchronised between instances but synchronisation won’t do the server (instance) level data i.e. Service Master Key… so on the primary instance the data can be decrypted but on the failover instance it can’t. Hence you get an error like this:
Please create a master key in the database or open the master key in the session before performing this operation.
If I run the below SQL on my user database it will fix the issue until I failover, at which point I’ll need to run it again. So not ideal from a failover perspective and also means I can’t use the secondary instance as a readonly instance.
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Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 02:04As expected I was just missing a simple step as described here https://stackoverflow.com/a/58228431/1450351
The Database Master Key (DMK) is encrypted with the Service Master Key (SMK) which is unique to each SQL Service instance and you want it this way.
SQL Server has an alternate way of decrypting the DMK. If the DMK cannot be decrypted with the SMK, it searches the credential store for a password that matches the same family GUID. If it finds a family GUID that matches your database it will attempt to decrypt the DMK with the stored password. If that succeeds then it will use the DMK to encrypt or decrypt credentials or keys within the database.
So the use of sp_control_dbmasterkey_password will store a family GUID based on the database name and the password decrypting the DMK in the master database.
To ensure that the DMK works when a AG fails from the primary to a secondary, run the sp_control_dbmasterkey_password on the secondary as part of your process to join an database to an AG.
So on the secondary instance I had to run this on the master DB
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I have created 3 CronJobs in Kubernetes. The format is exactly the same for every one of them except the names. These are the following specs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 12:47I suspect this is caused by the PersistentVolume definition: if you really only changed the name, all volumes are mapped to the same folder on the host.
QUESTION
I take my first steps in Micropythone on ESP8266. I uploaded the latest version 1.13 and when I try to run wifi in AP mode - strange things happen. Once every few wifi runs will work, but most often there is no response (I can't see wifi network from my computer). That's my code:
boot.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-20 at 15:39A "global" variable is only global within a module. Your config variable is visible within main.py, boot.py, and the REPL because those all execute within the same context (the implicit __main__ module), but it won't be visible in other modules.
One solution is to move your config handling code into another module. E.g., create config.py with:
QUESTION
I have this code to generate the presigned URL for a recent object matching a string.
The issue is that how can I pass the correct region to the s3 client while generating the URL, this code is of no use if it is not generating the correct url
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Answered 2020-Apr-25 at 16:33To get bucket's region, use get_bucket_location() method of S3 client.
It might be required of you to create boto3 session in this region, and then client from that session.
QUESTION
I'm sorry. This error is driving me crazy. I just updated from Django's 1.11 to 2.0 and I'm unable to trace this simple casting error.
The traceback does not mention any part of my code...
I know what the error means. I'm just unable to find where is the issue in my code.
This error occurs when creating or editing the entry. Thru shell I can create the object just fine.
Traceback:
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Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 04:57Your problem is in common.py:
QUESTION
I am trying to backup my entire SQL Server database, so I can restore it in case I mess something up (about to revamp my entire Umbraco site). However, according to Microsoft's guide (and others' as well), there should be a task called Back Up. However, there is not.
That is for SSMS 17 (version 14). SSMS 2016 (version 13) shows the exact same thing.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-08 at 13:26To backup a SQL Azure database you need to select the "Export Data-tier Application..." option.
This will create a .bacpac file which you can then restore to either another SQL Azure database or an on-premises SQL Server.
See the Microsoft Documentation here for more details.
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Surprisingly, I did not find a concise way on Stackoverflow or elsewhere, so please allow me to ask.
I want transport a complete SQL Server database from one environment to another using the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
I guess I need a complete database dump (of model and data) e.g. from the production environment, which I then restore e.g. on the pre-production environment.
I am more the MongoDB guy, and it is straight forward there. But how do I quickly backup, transfer and restore a complete T-SQL database (context) using SSMS? The issue is that I should explain somebody else what to do since I do not have the rights to try it myself.
The official documentation on backup and restore is rather lengthy, but I get the concept, I hope. Except for the copy only backup, maybe. The definition reads:
Copy-only full backups (all recovery models)
A copy-only backup cannot serve as a differential base or differential backup and does not affect the differential base. Restoring a copy-only full backup is the same as restoring any other full backup.
Do I need a copy-only backup for my purpose? If so, why?
Recipe DraftWithin SSMS on the source server, open the Object Explorer (F8), right click on the DB you want to transport (e.g.
myDB) and choose Tasks > Backup...In the pop-up window, choose Backup Type: Full. Under Destination, choose Back up to: Disk and add a folder.
Navigate to the folder where the
.bakfile is stored, e.g.C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL 14.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Backups\, transfer it to the destination server onto a similar location.On the destination server, open the Object Explorer (F8). Make sure you have no database context called
myDB, then right click on another context, choose Task > Restore > Database... and then what?
I would also need help with the last step, please. The popup window shows on top No backup set selected to be restored. and keeps freezing if I want to choose the myDB.bak file.
- SQL Server Management Studio: Backup and restore database without data
- Import / Export database with SQL Server Server Management Studio - loads of hits, but rather old and not quite fool-proof recipes
- Copy database from SQL server management to another instance Directely
- Microsoft SQL DB to MySQL DB
- restore sql backup with microsoft management studio
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-11 at 10:57You should use COPY_ONLY if you don't want to mess with the potentially existing backup set. For example, if you have some backup solution that takes differential backups (log backups) in between full backups. You need to use COPY_ONLY if you're manually going to take a FULL backup, otherwise you will make the differential backups useless until the next FULL backup is performed by your backup solution (or you have to use that FULL backup of yours together with the diff backups in case of a point-in-time restore, but you risk having issues using that with your normal backup solution).
QUESTION
When I run the below command on the terminal it's working fine.
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Answered 2019-Nov-05 at 14:23After running the script with bash it worked.
QUESTION
I have a first command in .sh file i.e.
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Answered 2019-Jun-28 at 06:50As mentioned here, you can try running the command with echo as follows
QUESTION
I have written an Xquery to that gets executed at the time of when incremental backup is in progress. I know the backup status returns three possible values -
completed, in-progress and failed. Not sure the exact value of last one but anyways this is my xquery -
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-26 at 00:51MarkLogic provides the Admin modules to provide much of the information you are attempting to get via other methods. The Admin UI modules (typically found in /opt/MarkLogic/Modules/MarkLogic/Admin/Lib) contains a lot of helpful code that can be adapted to get these sorts of details. In this case I would refer to database-status-form.xqy
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