All 75 parameters of Ola Hallengren's DatabaseBackup in one GUI: live validation, dry run with @Execute = 'N', output as T-SQL, sqlcmd, PowerShell or a complete SQL Agent job.
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WinForms GUI to click together Ola Hallengren DatabaseBackup calls with all parameters: live validation, dry run, T-SQL / sqlcmd / PowerShell / SQL Agent job output
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PowerShell module with a WinForms GUI to click together calls of
Ola Hallengren's dbo.DatabaseBackup with all 75 parameters
of the current release (2026-06-29). Every field has its help text, the command is rebuilt on
every change, and the parameter combination is checked live against the same rules the
procedure itself enforces, so mistakes show up while you click and not at 2 a.m. in the
Agent job history.
No dbatools or other module dependency: the optional server connection uses
System.Data.SqlClient, so it runs on locked-down servers without PSGallery access.
Works in Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7.
Project page: powershelldba.de/sqmolabackupbuilder · Handbook (German): docs/AdminHandbuch.md, as PDF · Slides: presentation
.\Start-sqmOlaBackupBuilder.cmd # straight from the folder, no install
Show-sqmOlaBackupGui # after Install.cmd
Show-sqmOlaBackupGui -SqlInstance SQL01 # connect right away
@DirectoryStructure and @FileName.{FileNumber} with multiple files, cleanup tokens, and more. Double-click a finding to jump
to the field.EXECUTE statementsqlcmd command line in the style of Ola's CmdExec job stepsInvoke-DbaQuery@Execute = 'N'. Ola then checks the server dependent
rules too (edition, version, directories, certificates) and only prints the BACKUP commands.@EncryptionKey is deliberately never saved).$p = @{ Databases = 'USER_DATABASES'; BackupType = 'FULL'; Verify = 'Y'; Checksum = 'Y'
CleanupTime = 168; LogToTable = 'Y' }
Test-sqmOlaBackupParameter -Parameter $p # offline rule check
New-sqmOlaBackupCommand -Parameter $p # T-SQL
New-sqmOlaBackupCommand -Parameter $p -Format Sqlcmd
New-sqmOlaBackupCommand -Parameter $p -Format AgentJob -ScheduleType Daily -ScheduleTime 01:00 -JobOutputFile
.\Tests\Test-sqmOlaBackupBuilder.ps1
.\Tests\Test-sqmOlaBackupBuilder.ps1 -MaintenanceSolution .\MaintenanceSolution.sql # compare with a new Ola release
.\Tests\Test-sqmOlaBackupBuilder.ps1 -SqlInstance SQL01 # plus live dry run
The -MaintenanceSolution switch compares the parameter list and order with an Ola script, so
a new Ola release with new parameters is detected immediately.
MIT. Ola Hallengren's SQL Server Maintenance Solution is a separate project under its own license and is not included.