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Sem5.db - Skipped ...............is this something to worry about????
Migration User
Nov 19, 2009 07:07 AM
When running a backup every night these files - 2 SEM5 files are skipped.?????
Migration User
Nov 19, 2009 07:17 AM
Which backup software you are using... You can schedule the bakcup in SEPM... its available under admin--->Server--->properties ...
Migration User
Nov 19, 2009 07:23 AM
Sem5.db is the database file for SEPM As Srinivas suggested the best option for taking backup for ...
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Which backup software you are using...
You can schedule the bakcup in SEPM... its available under admin--->Server--->properties of db server...
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Sem5.db is the database file for SEPM
As Srinivas suggested the best option for taking backup for SEPM is schedule it in SEPM itself...
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