Cisco Cisco MeetingTime Quick Setup Guide

Select a fully qualified path and filename for your database export.

If you are connected to the SQL Server by running osql on a remote workstation or server, this 
path must be valid on the Windows server that hosts SQL Server, not on your local workstation.

Export the database.

Enter backup database MPWEB to disk = 'fullyqualifiedpath', where fullyqualifiedpath is the 
location that you chose in 

.

Enter go.

Review the informational messages to confirm that the operation is successful.

Determine the slave database name(s) on your SQL Server.

Enter select name from sysdatabases where name like 'MPWEB%'.

Enter go.

The results should include either one or two slave databases.

Back up the slave database(s).

Enter backup database [MPWEB_XX] to disk = 'C:\temp\mpweb_XX.dat', where XX are the 
digits of the first slave database and brackets enclose the database name.

Enter go.

Repeat 

 for the second slave database, if applicable.

Enter exit to exit osql.

Save the mpweb.dat and each mpweb_XX.dat file in a safe location, on a tape or network drive on 
another server, for example.

Proceed to the 

In the following examples, the output is displayed for each command that is used in the 

.

C:> osql -U sa -S SERVERNAME

Password: password

1>

1> backup database MPWEB to disk = 'C:\temp\mpweb.dat'

2> go