About T box backup
Thanks ! #8 Thanks for the advice, i followed the instructions and used Tool Box to remove the AT&T stuff after i backed up my device with Titanium backup.I reset the device - however some of the AT&T stuff was removed and some apps came back like i never removed them.Any idea why some were remove and the rest not ?The apps that came back (not removed are) - AT&T code scanner- Game worldVery good to remove unneeded bloatware Thanks ! You backed up the whole rom with titanium backup or just the apps?Sent from my HTC PG09410 using Tapatalk #9 Yep, backup full rom system and user application with titanium backup.Then used root explorer pro to define which at&t apps to delete. Deleted the apps and rebooted.Sent from my HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio Z715e using XDA App #10 why not uninstall the apps with titanium backup? Oct 29, 2010 541 67 Boise #11 Thanks for the advice, i followed the instructions and used Tool Box to remove the AT&T stuff after i backed up my device with Titanium backup.I reset the device - however some of the AT&T stuff was removed and some apps came back like i never removed them.Any idea why some were remove and the rest not ?The apps that came back (not removed are) - AT&T code scanner- Game worldVery good to remove unneeded bloatware Thanks ! Go into the market and un-check update automatically and then do not do an update all. I used Liberty Rom toolbox to delete mine and they did not comeback. #12 I don't know if this is the right method but It has worked for me. I removed for countless of time the ATT bloatwares with TBup adn when rebooting the all come back.After I delete them from this directory /data/app/ applications are not installed anymore. Hope this helps. Similar threads
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Server Backup may be of assistance.Once you have a backup in place, you can proceed with the restoration process. To restore SQL Server to the point in time, follow these steps:1. In SSMS, connect to the instance> Expand database2. Right-click the required database> Task> Restore> Database3. In the General window, Set the Source and Location for the restoration. You can select either from the database or from device4. In the Destination section, the Database box is automatically filled with the name of the database to be restored. To change the database name, enter the new name in the Database box5. In the Restore to section, click Specific Date and Time> Set the point in time you need to revert to> OKUse Transact-SQL to do a point-in-time recoveryAnother approach is to use Transact-SQL (T-SQL) commands, which is the programming language of SQL Server. By writing appropriate T-SQL statements, you can specify restore points, perform recovery operations on backup files, and set other recovery options.Certainly, performing a restore backup in SQL Server involves a series of steps that can be complex. For detailed instructions and comprehensive guidance on how to backup SQL Server using T-SQL, it is highly recommended to refer to SQL Server Backup. The most important thing to remember when performing a point-in-time recovery of the database is to always have a full backup and transaction log backup of the database.To restore SQL Server to a specific point in time, you can follow these steps:1. Connect to the server instance2. Click New Query> execute the RESTORE DATABASE statement with the NORECOVERY option3. Restore the last differential database backup, if any, without recovering the database: RESTORE DATABASE database_name FROM backup_device WITH NORECOVERY4. Apply each transaction log backup in the same sequence in which they were created, specifying the time at which you intend to stop restoring log RESTORE DATABASE database_name FROM WITH STOPAT = time , RECOVERYNote: Make sure to replace “database_name” with the actual name of the database you're restoring, “backup_device” with the appropriate backup device (such as disk or tape), and “time” with the specific time or point you want to restore to.Professional solution of SQL Server point-in-time recoveryIn addition, third-party tools, such as Vinchin Backup & Recovery, can be used to restore SQL Server database to any point in time..Vinchin Backup & Recovery, the professional enterprise backup solution, is simpler and more convenient, providing a user-friendly interface and
