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How to Backup MSSQL Database by using "Export Dump"?
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In this article, we will demonstrate to you the steps to export your database to your local PC by using the "Export Dump" menu on our Plesk Panel.

1. Please login to our PLESK Panel
2. Please navigate to the section "Files and Database" and please click on the "Database" menu




3. From your existing database, please select the database you want to export and please click on "Export Dump".





4. You will then see the following screenshot. Please select one of the folders, in this case, we choose cgi-bin folder. You can also tick the option "Automatically download dump after creation" if in case you want to download the database to your local PC



5. That is all. The database backup is ready and it is in .ZIP (compressed format). If there is any issue, please kindly raise a ticket via our Help Desk System
Posted by: ASPHostServer Administrator - Sun, Mar 9, 2025 at 11:28 PM This article has been viewed 1149 times.
Filed Under: Database, MS SQL 2005, MS SQL 2008, MS SQL 2008 R2, MS SQL 2012, MS SQL 2014, MS SQL 2016, MS SQL 2019, MS SQL 2022
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