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Hi,
Well its been driving me crazy for months at work... We use a Microsoft Sharepoint Services site for out Export Customers around the world, and it has all sorts of information, and I would hate to have to set it up again... It would take over a month to do it all again... The problem i have is trying to back up the site as you cant use normal file system backups for the site, as it has sql databases... i am wondering if there is anyone out there who also uses sharepoint at work, and what solution you have for backing it up. There is a command stsadm.exe, but the commands for backing up the default site are quite hard to understand. This is my last resort at the moment, its really giving me the s... CAN ANYONE HELP!!!  : Sorry if you dont understand what i am on about... If you can help and you want more info let me know...
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