I use SQL backup and FTP which is free for up to 2 databases. You can schedule 
backups to run automatically and it zips up the backup.

On 10 September 2018 16:33:32 GMT-04:00, Rafael Copquin 
<rafael.copq...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I am using the free tool (SQL Back Up Master) to perform backups of the
>different SQL Server databases.
>
>I installed it in my clients's computers, admonishing them to back up
>their
>work every day, so I would not be responsible if any data loss occurs.
>
>Most of my clients use it with no problems, but sometimes, they
>"forget" to
>do their daily backup. (they are just too lazy or too much in a hurry
>to go
>home after work, to spend the few minutes it takes to do the back up)
>
>So I was thinking of embedding a back up routine in my app that would
>fire
>when they shut down the app.
>
>My idea is to call a stored procedure to do the backup.
>However I do not know how to write such a procedure.
>Could you help me on this, please?
>
>Basically I want the database to be zipped (as SBM does) and send it to
>any
>cloud repository, such as dropbox, google drive, one drive or an ftp
>site
>
>Thanks
>Rafael Copquin
>
>
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