Configure Long-Term Backup Retention For Azure Sql Database
Configuring Azure SQL Longterm Backup Retention
Configure Long-Term Backup Retention For Azure Sql Database. In this article, let's see how to restore the backup taken as part of ltr backup. The configure button is disabled.
Configuring Azure SQL Longterm Backup Retention
The employee experience platform to help people thrive at work. The policy is an azure backup resource used to define backup storage policy. This browser is no longer supported. Provide a name of a new retention policy, specify the retention period (between 1 week. The essentials blade lists all the databases associated with the selected logical sql. Get the container that holds the backups. Long term retention policy is applicable if you want to save backup files for a longer time. First, we will set a weekly backup policy for. This screenshot means that once you configured a recovery service vault for a sql server, it will be locked , you cannot use another vault. In this article, let's see how to restore the backup taken as part of ltr backup.
I did a test in my lab and tried to disable the long backup retention but still failed, and found that: On the configure blade, click recovery services vault and select the vault you created in the previous step. You can then restore any backups as a new database. The ltr policy for each database can also specify how frequently the ltr backups are created. This tab is a little bit complicated because it requires from you to specify the periods the backup files will be kept and expired. Set the recovery services vault context. Using powershell to restore an azure sql database from long term backup storage is a several step process. To enable ltr, you can define a policy using a combination of. After the ltr policy is configured, full backups are automatically copied to a different storage container weekly. In this article, let's see how to restore the backup taken as part of ltr backup. I did a test in my lab and tried to disable the long backup retention but still failed, and found that:
