How to take SQL Server Database backup from DB side

Dear All,
Please suggest how to take SQL Server Database backup from DB side?
System Info-
Portal Server (EP7)
MS SQL Server
Microsoft Windows 2003 Server
Suggest ASAP.
Thanks & Regards,
Sameer

Hi,
      I am planning to take SAP DB backup I need the procedure how to take backup. With in the server.
      My Operating System is IBM AIX
             Database is  Oracle 10g
             SAP BI7.0 through this I need to take backup.
     Note:
            1)  First of all I gone to /oracle/<SID>/102_64/dbs/init<SID>.sap and I changed the settings backup_dev_type = disk
             backup_root_dir = /home/db0/test/sateesh/DB0backup
             stage_root_dir = /home/db0/test/sateesh/DB0backup
           2) Then I gone to BRTOOLS I changed to disk there I scheduled Online backup
           3) Then I came to SAP DB13 I want to take daily backup. But the backup is not going properly what to do any mistake I had done
                Try to give the valuable solution to take Online backup

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