Use your SQL Server login credentials. Leave the database blank to list every database you own.
Your databases
Databases where your login has db_owner rights.
Database
Create a backup
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Existing backups
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Upload a backup
Add a .bak, or a .zip/.7z/.rar containing one, directly to this database's stored backups, without restoring it. Its own file name is kept.
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Uploaded backups
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Restore from a stored file
Restore from a backup or upload already stored for this database.
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Restore from a new upload
Upload a .bak, or a .zip/.7z/.rar containing one, then restore it over this database.
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Clone to another database
Takes a fresh backup of this database and immediately restores it over another database you own, overwriting it completely. Nothing is kept afterwards - the intermediate backup file is deleted as soon as the restore finishes.
Run a consistency check
Runs DBCC CHECKDB against this database. Read-only - nothing is repaired or changed.
Physical-only checks page and allocation integrity and is much faster; the full check also validates logical consistency (indexes, etc).
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Confirm restore
This will completely replace the database with the contents of .
Everything currently in will be permanently lost. This cannot be undone.
Any users currently connected to this database will be disconnected, and it will be temporarily switched to single-user mode while the restore runs.