How to create readonly backup

I have one Database, and I want to create one readonly backup so that If give that to someone they can just read the Data. Can we do this in sql server.
Regards Vikas Pathak

I have one Database, and I want to create one readonly backup so that If give that to someone they can just read the Data. Can we do this in sql server.
Regards Vikas Pathak
You cannot create readonly backup in SQL Server as a fact there is no concept of read only backup. If you give somebody your backup they can see data and can restore and modify it but that wont affect your original database unless you restore that backup on
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