STEP 3 – SELECT DESIRED DATABASES TO BACK UP Server1 – Specifies an unnamed SQL Server instance on a remote computer named “Server1”.Īnother way to find local and remote SQL Server instances is by using the drop-down arrow of the Server name field.Ĭlick the Test SQL Connection button to test your connection, then hit OK.Server1\SQLExpress – Specifies the default SQL Express names instance on a remote computer named “Server1”.(local) – Specifies the local SQL Server installation (without an instance name).(local)\SQLExpress – Specifies the default SQL Express named instance on the local computer.In the field labeled Server name, enter the name of the SQL Server instance that you are connecting to. The Connect to SQL Server window will then be brought up. In the Database Backup Editor window that appears, select the Choose SQL Server tab.
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