Table-level backup

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How to take table-level backup  dump  in MS SQL Server 2005 2008

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A free app named SqlTableZip will get the job done. Basically, you write any query (which, of course can also be [select * from table]) and the app creates a compressed file with all the data, which can be restored later.

Link: http://www.doccolabs.com/products_sqltablezip.html

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I am using the bulk copy utility to achieve table-level backups  to export   bcp exe  select   from  MyDatabase  dbo Customer   queryout  Customer bcp  -N -S localhost -T -E   to import   bcp exe  MyDatabase  dbo Customer in  Customer bcp  -N -S localhost -T -E -b 10000   as you can see  you can export based on any query  so you can even do incremental backups with this  Plus  it is scriptable as opposed to the other methods mentioned here that use SSMS

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I don t know  whether it will match the problem described here  I had to take a table s incremental backup   Only new inserted data should be copied   I used to design a DTS package where    I fetch new records  on the basis of a  status  column  and transferred the data to destination   Through  Transform Data Task    Then I just updated the  status  column   Through  Execute SQL Task     I had to fix the  workflow  properly

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If you are looking to be able to restore a table after someone has mistakenly deleted rows from it you could maybe have a look at database snapshots  You could restore the table quite easily  or a subset of the rows  from the snapshot  See http   msdn microsoft com en-us library ms175158 aspx

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Create new filegroup  put this table on it  and backup this filegroup only

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You cannot use the BACKUP DATABASE command to backup a single table  unless of course the table in question is allocated to it s own FILEGROUP   What you can do  as you have suggested is Export the table data to a CSV file  Now in order to get the definition of your table you can  Script out  the CREATE TABLE script   You can do this within SQL Server Management Studio  by      right clicking Database   Tasks   Generate Script    You can then select the table you wish to script out and also choose to include any associated objects  such as constraints and indexes   in order to get the DATA along with just the schema  you ve got to choose Advanced on the set scripting options tab  and in the GENERAL section set the Types of data to script select Schema and Data  Hope this helps but feel free to contact me directly if you require further assitance

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You can use the free Database Publishing Wizard from Microsoft to generate text files with SQL scripts  CREATE TABLE and INSERT INTO    You can create such a file for a single table  and you can  restore  the complete table including the data by simply running the SQL script

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Every recovery model lets you back up   a whole or partial SQL Server database   or individual files or filegroups of   the database  Table-level backups   cannot be created    From  Backup Overview  SQL Server

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If you re looking for something like MySQL s DUMP  then good news  SQL Server 2008 Management Studio added that ability    In SSMS  just right-click on the DB in question and select Tasks   Generate Scripts  Then in the 2nd page of the options wizard  make sure to select that you d like the data scripted as well  and it will generate what amounts to a DUMP file for you

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This is similar to qntmfred s solution  but using a direct table dump  This option is slightly faster  see BCP docs    to export   bcp   MyDatabase  dbo Customer   out  Customer bcp  -N -S localhost -T -E   to import   bcp  MyDatabase  dbo Customer in  Customer bcp  -N -S localhost -T -E -b 10000

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BMC Recovery Manager  formerly known as SQLBacktrack  allows point-in-time recovery of individual objects in a database  aka tables   It is not cheap but does a fantastic job  http   www bmc com products proddocview 0 2832 19052 19429 70025639 147752 00 html  http   www bmc com products proddocview 0 2832 19052 19429 67883151 147636 00 html

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Handy Backup automatically makes dump files from MS SQL Server  including MSSQL 2005 2008  These dumps are table-level binary files  containing exact copies of the particular database content   To make a simple dump with Handy Backup  please follow the next instruction    Install Handy Backup and create a new backup task  Select    MSSQL    on a Step 2 as a data source  On a new window  mark a database to back up  Select among different destinations where you will store your backups  On a Step 4  select the    Full    backup option  Set up a time stamp if you need it  Skip a Step 5 unless you have a need to compress or encrypt a resulting dump file  On a Step 6  set up a schedule for a task to create dumps periodically  else run a task manually   Again  skip a Step 7  and give your task a name on a Step 8  You are finished the task    Now run your new task by clicking on an icon before its name  or wait for scheduled time  Handy Backup will automatically create a dump for your database  Then open your backup destination  You will find a folder  or a couple of folders  with your MS SQL backups  Any such folder will contains a table-level dump file  consisting of some binary tables and settings compressed into a single ZIP   Other Databases  Handy Backup can save dumps for MySQL  MariaDB  PostgreSQL  Oracle  IBM DB2  Lotus Notes and any generic SQL database having an ODBC driver  Some of these databases require additional steps to establish connections between the DBMS and Handy Backup   The tools described above often dump SQL databases as table-level SQL command sequence  making these files ready for any manual modifications you need

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You can run the below query to take a backup of the existing table which would create a new table with existing structure of the old table along with the data   select   into newtablename from oldtablename   To copy just the table structure  use the below query   select   into newtablename from oldtablename where 1   2

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Use SQL Server Import and Export Wizard    ssms Open the Database Engine Alt  click the database containing table to Export Select  Tasks  Select  Export Data     Follow the Wizard

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Here are the steps you need   Step5 is important if you want the data   Step 2 is where you can select individual tables   EDIT stack s version isn t quite readable    here s a full-size image http   i imgur com y6ZCL jpg

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You probably have two options  as SQL Server doesn t support table backups  Both would start with scripting the table creation   Then you can either use the Script Table - INSERT option which will generate a lot of insert statements  or you can use Integration services  DTS with 2000  or similar to export the data as CSV or similar

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