Taking USOBX tables backup before Su25 update

Hi All,
Can anyone help me out how to take backup of tables in mycase USOBX * TABLES before updating through SU25.

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Auke Visser wrote:
> You should not upload these tables. the download should only be used as comparison. any mistakes you find will have to be manually reapplied via SU24, and i doubt there will be much to reapply.
In the majority of situations I agree. In the unlikely event of it getting hosed then it would be an option, but it would have to be completely wrecked to even consider it. D/L the tables "just in case" is a reasonable step to take when doing stuff like this & it keeps your options open.

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