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Into the ROBOCOPY command. Tip The PAUSE command at the bottom of the .BAT file allows the cmd window to stay open after it has completed to allow me to see the output from ROBOCOPY. If I save the .BAT file to my Desktop, and run it by double-clicking it, then a cmd window is opened and the .BAT file executes the three ROBOCOPY commands as shown below. The same information is repeated for every ROBOCOPY line in the .BAT file. In order to utilise some of the powerful functionality in ROBOCOPY, I need to utilise some options in the ROBOCOPY command line. In this next example I want to edit my existing backup strategy such that:All sub-folders within my data folders are backed up, even if they are empty.The backup only copies newer files to my existing backup - this means a faster backup time.The percentage progress counter for copying is not shown - this neatens the overall appearance of the ROBOCOPY information, and creates a smaller log file.The information normally echoed to the cmd window is saved to a log file that I can examine at a later stage.In order to do this, I need to specify some additional options in my ROBOCOPY commands like this: Code: robocopy E:\Data1 G:\Backups\Data1 /e /mir /np /log:backup_log.txtrobocopy F:\Data2 G:\Backups\Data2 /e /mir /np /log+:backup_log.txtrobocopy F:\Data3 Q:\Backups\Data3 /e /mir /np /log+:backup_log.txtpauseWhere:/e = copy all sub-folders, even empty ones/mir = mirror (check the files in the destination, and only copy newer files)/np = no progress counter/log: = create a logfile Tip Note the use of the /log+: option in the 2nd and 3rd line of the .BAT file. This option ensures that the results of the 2nd and 3rd ROBOCOPY are appended to the log file created in the 1st ROBOCOPY line, meaning I only need one log file to capture all the information I backup. The log file is always saved to the same folder as the .BAT file - in my case, the folder is saved to my Desktop. Since the output from ROBOCOPY is written to the log file, the cmd window will not display the output from ROBOCOPY. If I wish to have this information written to both the log file and the cmd window for visual tracking of the backup process, then I can add the /tee option to each line in the .BAT file, as shown below. Code:

To comment Share on other sites Report Share 7 minutes ago, projektilski said: Installed version, I was using either 3200 or 3300 depending on the PC Could we debug this issue remotely by AnyDesk?AnyDesk.exe Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share 7 hours ago, BugSir006 said: Hi, yes but I'm not sure when :( Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share 9 hours ago, projektilski said: Hi, yes but I'm not sure when I sent the private message to you. ? Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share Version 6.1.2.3501(64-bit)1108, installed version, passkeeper has only 3 passwords (out of few hundred). If I login to web version of passkeeper, maxton 6 (button in upper left corner) has only 3 passwords. On Maxthon 5 (I think) it's all there. Any progress with this? Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share 20 hours ago, veljo said: Version 6.1.2.3501(64-bit)1108, installed version, passkeeper has only 3 passwords (out of few hundred). If I login to web version of passkeeper, maxton 6 (button in upper left corner) has only 3 passwords. On Maxthon 5 (I think) it's all there. Any progress with this? Hi veljo, you mean the 3501 updates caused the password data loss? Could you send the log files to me? You could log in to uu.me, open Passkeeper, check backup then recover it. Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share On 11/10/2021 at 8:16 AM, BugSir006 said: You could log in to uu.me, open Passkeeper, check backup then recover it. First tried this. No luck. Then uninstalled latest beta and installed last stable version. Nothing. Then I saw post with backup option, installed latest beta, and it worked. On 11/10/2021 at 8:16 AM, BugSir006 said: Could you send the log files to me? Logs coming.Log Files.zip Link to comment Share on other sites Report Share 9 hours ago, veljo said: Hi veljo, thank you for providing the log files to us. We have forwarded the log files to the development team for them to look into it Link to comment Share on other sites Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2 Archived This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

So… I have been working on a little VBScript that can:take persistent VSS snapshotsmount them to a folder (from which you can then backup the files)unmount VSS snapshotsIt relies on vshadow.exe (documentation), part of the Volume Shadow Copy Service SDK 7.2 as available from Microsoft. I've been working with this version: "VSHADOW.EXE 2.2 - Volume Shadow Copy sample client, Copyright (C) 2005 Microsoft Corporation."Basically, it is a neat little wrapper around these four vshadow commands:vshadow.exe -q - List all shadow copies in the systemvshadow.exe -p {volume list} - Manages persistent shadow copiesvshadow.exe -el={SnapID},dir - Expose the shadow copy as a mount pointvshadow.exe -ds={SnapID} - Deletes this shadow copyHere is its help screen:VSS Snapshot Create/Mount ToolUsage:cscript /nologo VssSnapshot.vbs /target:path { /volume:X | /unmount } [/debug]/volume - drive letter of the volume to snapshot/target - the path (absolute or relative) to mount the snapshot to/debug - swich on debug outputExamples:cscript /nologo VssSnapshot.vbs /target:C:\Backup\DriveD /volume:Dcscript /nologo VssSnapshot.vbs /target:C:\Backup\DriveD /unmountHint: No need to unmount before taking a new snapshot.Here some sample output:C:\VssSnapshot>cscript /nologo VssSnapshot.vbs /target:MountPoints\E /volume:E05/03/2010 17:13:04 preparing VSS mount point...05/03/2010 17:13:04 mount point prepared at: C:\VssSnapshot\MountPoints\E05/03/2010 17:13:04 creating VSS snapshot for volume: E05/03/2010 17:13:08 snapshot created with ID: {4ed3a907-c66f-4b20-bda0-9dcda3b667ec}05/03/2010 17:13:08 VSS snapshot mounted sucessfully05/03/2010 17:13:08 finishedC:\VssSnapshot>cscript /nologo VssSnapshot.vbs /target:MountPoints\E /unmount05/03/2010 17:13:35 preparing VSS mount point...05/03/2010 17:13:36 nothing else to do05/03/2010 17:13:36 finishedAnd here is the script itself. The usual disclaimer applies: The software is provided as is, I give no warranties, use at your own risk, if something breaks the only one to blame is yourself. I have tested it quite thoroughly, though and it works fine for me. Feel free to notify me of any bugs via the comments below.''# VssSnapshot.vbs''# ExplicitDim fso: Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")''# -- MAIN SCRIPT -------------------------------------------Dim args, snapshotId, targetPath, successSet args = WScript.Arguments.NamedCheckEnvironmentLog "preparing VSS mount point..."targetPath = PrepareVssMountPoint(args("target"))If args.Exists("unmount") Then Log "nothing else to do"ElseIf targetPath vbEmpty Then Log "mount point prepared at: " & targetPath Log "creating VSS snapshot for volume: " & args("volume") snapshotId = CreateVssSnapshot(args("volume")) If snapshotId vbEmpty Then Log "snapshot created with ID: " & snapshotId success = MountVssSnapshot(snapshotId, targetPath) If success

Log in or Sign up MajorGeeks.Com Support Forums Home Forums > ----------= PC, Desktop and Laptop Support =------ > Software > You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Download sites for Windows XP Backup Utility: NTBACKUP.MSI Discussion in 'Software' started by mjnc, Mar 15, 2009. mjnc MajorGeek With Windows XP Home, the backup utility is not installed by default.Many people, like myself, do not have an XP HOME installation CD which is where the Windows backup utility is located.Here are two Web pages that have a link to download the backup utility installation file NTBACKUP.MSI mjnc, Mar 15, 2009 #1 aviliux Private E-2 THANK U ! U helped me much!Vilius aviliux, Nov 11, 2011 #2 mjnc MajorGeek Thank You, aviliux and Welcome to MG.I'm surprised that you found that post, since it is more than two and a half years old. Some other Backup recommendations:Karens Replicator (I use this one)Cobian BackupEASEUS Todo Backup Free EditionMacrium Reflect FREE EditionErunt: Emergency Recovery Utility for NT (includes NTRegOpt to defragment and compact the system registry) mjnc, Nov 11, 2011 #3 (You must log in or sign up to reply here.) Show Ignored Content Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in MajorGeeks.Com Support Forums Home Forums > ----------= PC, Desktop and Laptop Support =------ > Software > MajorGeeks.Com MenuDownloads All In One Tweaks\ Android\ Anti-Malware\ Anti-Virus\ Appearance\ Backup\ Browsers\ CD\DVD\Blu-Ray\ Covert Ops\ Drive Utilities\ Drivers\ Graphics\ Internet Tools\ Multimedia\ Networking\ Office Tools\ PC Games\ System Tools\ Mac/Apple/Ipad DownloadsOther News:Top Downloads\ News (Tech) \ Off Base (Other Websites News)\ Way Off Base (Offbeat Stories and Pics)Social:Facebook \ YouTube \ Twitter \ Tumblr \ Pintrest \ RSS Feeds Home Forums Forums Quick Links Search Forums Recent Posts Members Members Quick Links Notable Members Current Visitors Recent Activity Menu Search Search titles only Posted by Member: Separate names with a comma. Newer Than: Search this thread only Search this forum only Display results as threads Useful Searches Recent Posts More...

And the MDF file to fix the corrupt log of the SQL database.Take a preview of SQL logs like Transaction, Table Name, Time, Name, & Query.Auto-display feature to show details of SQL files like file version and SQL file collation.Successfully recover transaction queries like Insert, Update, and Delete.Save the recovered data as a new SQL database or as a script.Save table constraints like Primary key, foreign key, super key, etc.Offers data filtering within a date range through the Date Range Filter option.Supports Unicode (collation) data tables after the export process.No need for any technical expertise to operate the tool for recovery.Perform recovery of SQL LDF files created by version 2005 and later on.Restore SQL Server Database from a Transaction Log FileThe transaction log file keeps track of all the transactions that have occurred before the last backup. It also lets the users restore SQL Server Database until the last error happens. Transaction files work in the form of a chain. To restore data, transaction files will be read in a sequence. The method to restore SQL Server Database from the transaction log file is as follows:Use RESTORE LOG to apply transaction log backupNext, specify the name of the database to which you will apply the transaction logAfter that, enter the name of the backup device that contains the transaction backup log filesAt last, the NORECOVERY clause must be mentionedThe syntax for the same is:RESTORE LOG database_name FROM WITH NORECOVERYIn the example below, first of all, the RESTORE LOG command is used. This command lets users restore all the transaction log backups up to a certain point.Here, the full database backup method is used in the database DreamLit2020 that is saved in the backup device DreamLit2020_1. After that, transaction log backup is applied to the backup device DreamLit2020_log one by one.ConclusionEven

The backup operations are the most frequently performed tasks by MySQL Enterprise Backup. Various kinds of backups can be performed by adding different options, like using --compress or --incremental for compressed or incremental backups. Here is the syntax for the mysqlbackup commands for performing a backup operation: mysqlbackup [STD-OPTIONS] [CONNECTION-OPTIONS] [SERVER-REPOSITORY-OPTIONS] [BACKUP-REPOSITORY-OPTIONS] [METADATA-OPTIONS] [COMPRESSION-OPTIONS] [SPECIAL-BACKUP-TYPES-OPTIONS] [INCREMENTAL-BACKUP-OPTIONS] [PARTIAL-BACKUP-RESTORE-OPTIONS] [SINGLE-FILE-BACKUP-OPTIONS] [PERFORMANCE-SCALABILITY-CAPACITY-OPTIONS] [MESSAGE-LOGGING-OPTIONS] [PROGRESS-REPORT-OPTIONS] [ENCRYPTION-OPTIONS] [CLOUD-STORAGE-OPTIONS] [ENCRYPTED-INNODB-OPTIONS] backup-to-imagemysqlbackup [STD-OPTIONS] [CONNECTION-OPTIONS] [SERVER-REPOSITORY-OPTIONS] [BACKUP-REPOSITORY-OPTIONS] [METADATA-OPTIONS] [COMPRESSION-OPTIONS] [SPECIAL-BACKUP-TYPES-OPTIONS] [INCREMENTAL-BACKUP-OPTIONS] [PARTIAL-BACKUP-RESTORE-OPTIONS] [PERFORMANCE-SCALABILITY-CAPACITY-OPTIONS] [MESSAGE-LOGGING-OPTIONS] [PROGRESS-REPORT-OPTIONS] [ENCRYPTED-INNODB-OPTIONS] backup | backup-and-apply-log backup-to-image Produces a single-file backup holding the backup data. In most cases, single-file backups are preferred over directory backups, which are created using the backup command. The command requires the --backup-image option to specify the destination file. Can be used to stream the backup to a storage device or another system without ever storing the data on the database server. You can specify --backup-image=-, representing standard output, allowing the output to be piped to another command. To avoid mixing normal informational messages with backup output, the --help message, errors, alerts, and normal informational messages are always printed to standard error stream. The command also requires the use of the --backup-dir option to supply a temporary folder to save the backup metadata (including the mysqlbackup message log, the start and end LSN, and so on) and some temporary output. backup Backs up data to a directory. In most cases, single-file backups, which are created using the backup-to-image command, are preferred over directory backups. The command only performs the initial phase of a complete backup process. The second phase is performed later by running mysqlbackup again with the apply-log command, which makes the backup consistent. backup-and-apply-log A combination of backup and apply-log. It cannot be used for an incremental backup.