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    Hands-On Activity 4.2 - Administering Databases

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    1. The document outlines steps for creating, copying, backing up, and restoring a SQL Server database called Employees_ABC. 2. Key steps include creating tables in Employees_ABC, importing data from an Excel file, exporting data to other databases, and backing up Employees_ABC to later restore it under a new name, Employees_Happy. 3. The person completing the tasks struggled with restoring the backup to a different database as instructed, as backups can only be used to restore the original database.

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    1. The document outlines steps for creating, copying, backing up, and restoring a SQL Server database called Employees_ABC. 2. Key steps include creating tables in Employees_ABC, importing data from an Excel file, exporting data to other databases, and backing up Employees_ABC to later restore it under a new name, Employees_Happy. 3. The person completing the tasks struggled with restoring the backup to a different database as instructed, as backups can only be used to restore the original database.

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    1. The document outlines steps for creating, copying, backing up, and restoring a SQL Server database called Employees_ABC. 2. Key steps include creating tables in Employees_ABC, importing data from an Excel file, exporting data to other databases, and backing up Employees_ABC to later restore it under a new name, Employees_Happy. 3. The person completing the tasks struggled with restoring the backup to a different database as instructed, as backups can only be used to restore the original database.

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    Hands-On Activity 4.2 - Administering Databases

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    markkyle collantes
    1. The document outlines steps for creating, copying, backing up, and restoring a SQL Server database called Employees_ABC. 2. Key steps include creating tables in Employees_ABC, importing data from an Excel file, exporting data to other databases, and backing up Employees_ABC to later restore it under a new name, Employees_Happy. 3. The person completing the tasks struggled with restoring the backup to a different database as instructed, as backups can only be used to restore the original database.

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    Activity Name #<number> - Activity Title

    Collantes, Mark Kyle, G. 10/21/2021


    CPE 011-CPE21S3 Engr. Roman Richard

    Supplementary Activity:

    1. Create Employees_ABC database using the given structure. Change the data type according to the
    data type of SQL Server
    2. Create a copy of Employees_ABC and save the mdf and log files to EMPLOYEES folder.

    3. Create an excel file named as EMPLOYEES_ABC. Create a department worksheet. Input the
    following Information to the department worksheet.

    4. Import the department worksheet to the department table of Employees_ABC database.

    5. Export the department table to Employees_CDF database.


    6. Insert twenty (10 F and 10 M) employees information to the employees table of Employees_ABC
    database.

    7. Export only 10 female employees information to employee_female worksheet of EMPLOYEES_ABC


    excel file.

    8. Create a full backup of Employees_ABC database. Choose your own backup name.
    9. Create a database Employees_Happy. Restore Employees_Happy database using the full backup
    created on Step 8.

    In this section, I attempted to follow the protocol by creating a backup for ABC Employees and restoring
    it to a different database called Employees_Happy, but I failed, because you can only restore the first
    database. The database where the backup was created I can only restore it to ABC Employees in this
    scenario table.

    Conclusion:

    In this task, I'm having trouble following the steps since I can't find some of the buttons that I need to
    click, and some of the words used in the steps are unfamiliar to me, such as department worksheet, and
    others, so I'm not sure what I should do. However, I discovered and learned the importance of
    maintaining a database backup, and the most significant benefit of regular remote data backup is its high
    reliability. You can have daily remote backups automated and updated, or you can back up your data at
    a specific time. I've also learned how to restore databases; the only thing I'm having trouble with is
    importing and exporting data into other formats, but I believe I'll be able to accomplish it with practice.

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