After backup configurations have been performed with the Backup Wizard for SQL Server, when changing the database or volume configuration, be sure to do it in the following steps:
Remove the current configuration.
Delete the current configuration using the configuration removal script generated with the "10.5.4.1 Creating Backup Execution Script".
Change the database or volume configuration.
Generate backup configurations and the complete backup execution script by using the Backup Wizard for SQL Server.
Execute the backup.
For more information about backup, refer to "10.5.4.2 Execution of Backup".
Note
If the configuration is changed in the procedure other than this procedure and backup operation is continued, a proper backup is not made and restore may fail.
Information
The operations subject to a change of configurations are as follows:
Reconfigure the SQL Server database
Adding / deleting databases
Adding databases to volumes already configured for backups
Reconfigure the database
Adding / changing / deleting data files or transaction log files
Changing where the database file is stored
Changing the recovery model of the database
Changing instance name
Changing database name
Changing the configuration of the volume to be backed up of the SQL Server database
Changing the configuration of the volume to be backed up
Changing / deleting volumes
Adding / deleting partitions
Changing the drive / folder mount of the volume subject to backup
Changing file system
