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Article :: Using Batch Scripts to Do Co-located Backups of Important Web and Database Files

Author: awprofessional.com | Published: 27th Apr 2006 | Visited: 478 times | Add Comment
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Repetitive administrative tasks getting you down? Want to save time and keep your stress level low? Read Jesse Smith's tips for some thrifty ways to do co-location backups of general and service related files using batch scripts.

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