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SQL 2005 Express I want to backup database by detaching then reattaching database when the backup has run.

Asked by RDAdams in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server

I have a new server install of SQL 2005 Express.  It has a currently empty database.  I am looking at the best way to backup the files using our Tivoli server (without spending extra money).  Since the database is only used by internal clients I want to simply detach the database say at 9pm each day.  Allow the backup to run.  Then reattach the database at 6am each day.  

I do not care that the database will be unavailable for clients during the detached period.  the following three lines show the error I get just trying to detach.  Can someone assist?  

E:\Apps\Seisware>sqlcmd -d DB_Name -E -Q "sp_detach_db 'DB_Name'"
Msg 3703, Level 16, State 3, Server HCICALAS07, Line 1
Cannot detach the database 'DB_Name' because it is currently in use.
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