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How are Microsoft SQL Server databases backed up by Storage Vault Server Backup Agent?     Description 1. Start Backup 2. Backup all databases within a Microsoft SQL Server to their backup files (*.bak) to a temporary directory 3. Send all backup files (*.bak) from the temporary directory to the offsite backup server 4. End Backup Note 1. Backup will start at its scheduled time automatically. 2. You can restore your database to any snapshot of your database in the past using timebased database restore. 3. If you choose to run incremental backup rather than full backup as stated above, the backup files (*.bak) created in step 2 above will be incremental backup files. 4. Storage Vault Server Backup Agent must be installed onto the machine running Microsoft SQL Server.