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What column information can you select?
| Column | Definition |
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| Progress | During an operation, the progress bar will denote the percentage of the operation completed. When the operation is complete, it will display a green bar labeled 100%. If an operation is completed with errors, this column will display a red bar labeled Error. If an operation is completed with warnings, this column will display a yellow bar labeled 100% with an asterisk. This column also indicates when the backup file has been deleted (groomed) |
| and therefore is no longer available to be restored. | |
| Instance | Displays the name of the SQL Server instance that was backed up, restored, or its database was mounted by this operation |
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| Database | Displays the name of the database that was backed up, restored, or mounted by this operation. |
| Operation | Displays the type of operation performed. The types are Backup, Restore, Verify, and Virtual Database. |
| Backup Type | Displays the type of backup performed by the operation. The types are Full, Log, Differential, and File. |
| Compressed | Displays the size of the backup file after compression. |
| Ratio | Displays the ratio of the Uncompressed size of the database reported by SQL Server to the resulting Compressed size of the backup file created by SQL Safe. |
| Compression | Displays the type of compression used for the backup. |
| Database Size | Displays the size of the original database. |
| Uncompressed | Displays the size of data contained in the database, as reported by SQL Server. |
| Encryption | Displays the type of encryption SQL Safe used during the backup operation. |
| Duration | Displays the time ( hours:minutes:seconds ) required to complete the operation. |
| Start Time | Displays the start date and time of the operation. |
| End Time | Displays the end date and time of the operation. |
| Threads | Displays the number of threads SQL Safe used during the backup operation. |
| Format | Displays the backup format. SQL Safe backup (Safe) or native backup (Bak) format. |
How do you customize the columns in the grid?
Task | Action |
|---|---|
Add or remove columns in the grid | Click Filter in the pane title bar, then select the columns you want to display in the grid. |
Sort the content of a column | Click on the column header to sort the column in ascending order; click again to sort the column in descending order. |
Rearrange the order of the columns | Click on the column header and drag it to a new position in the grid. |
Group column headings | Click on the column header and drag it to a position beneath the column header by which it will be grouped. |
How do you refresh the operations status?
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