In Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 303292, one of the workarounds
states to create 2 maintenance plans, one for simple, and one for
full/bulk recovery models. Assuming I currently have 10 user
databases, 3 simple and 7 full and I put them into the appropriate
plan, I understand how they would be backed up. How would databases
created after the plans are setup be added?
Thanks much, Lane LesperanceYou would have to change the main plan each time a db is added.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
"Lane Lesperance" <llesperance@.cooperpower.com> wrote in message
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> In Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 303292, one of the workarounds
> states to create 2 maintenance plans, one for simple, and one for
> full/bulk recovery models. Assuming I currently have 10 user
> databases, 3 simple and 7 full and I put them into the appropriate
> plan, I understand how they would be backed up. How would databases
> created after the plans are setup be added?
> Thanks much, Lane Lesperance
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