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for disk/device/backupset also, this is automatically scripted out- it is totally not needed in this context, right? 
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for disk/device/backupset also, this is automatically scripted out- it is totally not needed in this context, right?

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is this cleaned up in SQL 2008? (automatically scripting it for disk/device)?
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is this cleaned up in SQL 2008? (automatically scripting it for disk/device)?

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I don't understand that question?
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when you script the BACKUP, in SQL 2005, even if it is device/disk, it still puts the above keyword. Does it do the same in SQL 2008?
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when you script the BACKUP, in SQL 2005, even if it is device/disk, it still puts the above keyword. Does it do the same in SQL 2008?

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I don't know, as I do not have a sql 2008 here.<br />
anyhow, as I said, it's not important, as it will be ignored for a non-tape backup/restore
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I don't know, as I do not have a sql 2008 here.
anyhow, as I said, it's not important, as it will be ignored for a non-tape backup/restore

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in B&amp;R, what is NOUNLOAD?<br />
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thanks
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NOUNLOAD

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