10. Understanding the Code Examples
    Understanding the Process:Identify the Table:Identify the Table:Create a Backup File:Create a Backup File:Export the Table:
11. Understanding the "Restoring" State in SQL Server Databases
    What does it mean when a SQL Server database is stuck in the "Restoring" state?When a SQL Server database is in the "Restoring" state
12. Example Codes for Restoring PostgreSQL Databases
    This message arises when you attempt to use the pg_restore command to restore a database backup file that's in plain text format
13. Example Codes for Backing Up SQLite Database
    There are two main ways to back up an SQLite database:Here are some resources to learn more about backing up SQLite databases:
14. Backing Up and Restoring Your Dockerized PostgreSQL Database: A Simplified Guide
    Database: A database is a structured collection of data. In this case, PostgreSQL is a particular type of database management system (DBMS)
15. Fixing 'pg_dump: aborting because of server version mismatch' Error in PostgreSQL
    This error message indicates that there's a compatibility issue between the pg_dump utility you're using and the PostgreSQL server version you're trying to back up
16. pg_dump to the Rescue: How to Create a Single Table Backup in PostgreSQL
    PostgreSQL: A powerful open-source relational database management system (RDBMS).Backup: A copy of data used for disaster recovery or to restore data in case of corruption or deletion
17. Automating Database Management: Clear and Repopulate PostgreSQL with Bash Script
    Database: A structured collection of data organized into tables, similar to a spreadsheet with multiple sheets. Each table has rows (records) and columns (fields)
18. Beyond the GUI: Scripting Your Way to SQL Server Backup and Restore Monitoring
    Using sys. dm_exec_requests:This system view provides information about currently running requests on the server, including backups and restores
19. Beyond Backups: Cloning Your CouchDB Database for Development and Testing
    This is the recommended approach as it doesn't interrupt your primary database while creating a copy. It involves creating a "replicator" that continuously synchronizes changes between your main database and a backup one on another CouchDB instance