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Understanding Backup Recovery Model
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Microsoft SQL Server
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SQL Server:
SQL Server 2012
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Thread ID:
01591370
Message ID:
01591372
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There's no such thing as 'Simple backup' It's always Full backup. The recovery model affect transaction log and is described pretty well in SQL Server docs

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>I have two questions:
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>1. My SQL Server backup command syntax is as follows:
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>   BACKUP DATABASE MyDatabase1 TO DISK = 'C:\Backups\MyDatabase1.BAK' WITH INIT 
>
>
>Do I understand that what actually goes to the file "MyDatabase1.bak" depends on whether, before the BACKUP command is executed,
>I issued command?:
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>ALTER DATABASE MyDatabase1 SET RECOVERY FULL
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>or
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>ALTER DATABASE MyDatabase1 SET RECOVERY SIMPLE
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>2. Since I have not issued the SET RECOVERY command before backing up my databases, how I can determine the Recover Model of the database? That is, I would like to know if I have FULL backup or SIMPLE backup.
>
>TIA.
--sb--
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