Issue
- MS SQL
- MySQL
Details
ESET business product no longer supported
This article applies to an ESET product version that is currently in End of Life status and is no longer supported. The content in this article is no longer updated.
For a complete list of supported products and support level definitions, review the ESET End of Life policy for business products.
All ESET Remote Administrator (ERA) information and settings are stored in the database. We recommend that you create regular database backups to ensure the security of your data in the event of an emergency. Refer to the appropriate section for your database.
Solution
The backup can be used later
The backup can also be used later when migrating ESET Remote Administrator to a new server.
MS SQL Backup examples
If you want to back up an MS SQL database to a file, follow these examples shown below:
Illustrated examples are with default settings
These examples are intended for use with default settings (for example, default database name and database connection settings). Your backup script will need to be customized to accommodate any changes you have made to default settings.
One time database backup
Open a Windows command prompt and type the following command to create a backup file named BACKUPFILE:
SQLCMD -S HOST\ERASQL -Q "BACKUP DATABASE ERA_DB TO DISK = N'BACKUPFILE'"
HOST – IP address or hostname
ERASQL – name of the MS SQL server instance
Regular database backup with sql script
Choose one of the following SQL scripts:
- Create regular backups and store them based on the date of creation:
1. @ECHO OFF
2. SQLCMD.EXE -S HOST\ERASQL -d ERA_DB -E -Q "BACKUP DATABASE ERA_DB TO DISK = N'BACKUPFILE' WITH NOFORMAT, INIT, NAME = N'ERA_DB', SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, STOP_ON_ERROR, CHECKSUM, STATS=10"
3. REN BACKUPFILE BACKUPFILE-[%DATE:~10,4%%DATE:~4,2%%DATE:~7,2%_T%TIME:~0,2%%TIME:~3,2%].bac
- Append your backup to a file:
1. @ECHO OFF
2. SQLCMD.EXE -S HOST\ERASQL -d ERA_DB -E -Q "BACKUP DATABASE ERA_DB TO DISK = N'BACKUPFILE' WITH NOFORMAT, NOINIT, NAME = N'ERA_DB', SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, STOP_ON_ERROR, CHECKSUM, STATS=10"
For more information on Microsoft SQL Server backup see the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article.
MS SQL restore
To restore an MS SQL database from a file, execute this command:
SQLCMD.EXE -S HOST\ERASQL -d ERA_DB -E -Q "RESTORE DATABASE ERA_DB FROM DISK = N'BACKUPFILE'"
MySQL backup
If you want to create a backup a MySQL database to a file, follow these examples shown below:
mysqldump --host HOST --disable-keys --extended-insert --routines -u ROOTLOGIN -p ERADBNAME > BACKUPFILE
HOST – IP address or hostname of MySQL server
ROOTLOGIN – the root account of MySQL server
ERADBNAME – ERA database name
For more information on MySQL Server backup visit MySQL documentation website.
MySQL restore
If you want to restore a MySQL database from a file, execute this command:
mysql --host HOST -u ROOTLOGIN -p ERADBNAME < BACKUPFILE