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I have a client that has Dentrix G4 and they are planning on upgrading to G6. Right now, their DB needs to be backed up due to a box popping up on each workstation about the image database needs to be backed up. Is there not a way to perform a backup via the Dentrix software or do I have to recommend a 3rd party? &nbsp;They have SQL 2005 express I believe.
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I have a client that has Dentrix G4 and they are planning on upgrading to G6. Right now, their DB needs to be backed up due to a box popping up on each workstation about the image database needs to be backed up. Is there not a way to perform a backup via the Dentrix software or do I have to recommend a 3rd party?  They have SQL 2005 express I believe.

Dentrix G4

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Windows Server 2003

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