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Thanks, that is what I thought.
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Do I need to backup MSSQL$BackupExec and MSSQL$BackupExecDLO?<br />
I am backing up my other SQL databases with scripts run on Windows Scheduler, but don't know if I need to back up these Backup Exec SQL databases.<br />
Thank you
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Do I need to backup MSSQL$BackupExec and MSSQL$BackupExecDLO?
I am backing up my other SQL databases with scripts run on Windows Scheduler, but don't know if I need to back up these Backup Exec SQL databases.
Thank you

Do I need to backup MSSQL$BackupExec and MSSQL$BackupExecDLO?

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