Oh ok
Well to set these up you do it under the Management, Maintence plans in SQL Server Management Studio
First create your full backup plan of your databases to .BAK file to start after your archiving runs complete each night. So if you have archiving set to run between 12 and 5am then you can start your full backup at 5:10
Next you need to create a new plan and name it to something thats descriptive like "Enterprise Vault Production Backup Plan" and schedule it to start every day at 5:10 (the time on this will depend on when your nightly archive run ends)
In the plan dialog window where you et the details of the plan you set the following
Connection: Local Server Connection
Backup Type: Full
Databases: All Databases
Back up to: Disk (this is what i did in my case)
Create a backup file for every database
Enable the tick box for Create Sub Directory for each Database
Enter the location where the BAK files will be stored l:\daily bak files (you can call this whatever you like. make sure you have disk available to store these files each time this is run)
Backup file extention: bak
Enable the tick box for Verify Backup integrity
This will then set the plan to create daily .BAK files of each database
The setup for the Transaction log plan is almost the same with a few exceptions
The backup type is Transaction Log and in my case the directory is different and the Backup file extention is set to trn
Also this will put the files on a disk on your server or SAN or whatever you are using for storage. These will need to be collected and put to tape each day then the contents of the directories should be deleted.
In my case run my backups and then take the .bak and .trn files off to tape and delete the files from the server. so each day after SQL makes the backups to disk (8am my time) at noon i backup those directories to tape and then delete the files from disk so as i wont flood my storage with backups