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  • RE: Restore Dadabase From .bak Files

    You could also download the free SQL Server backup file reader (SQL BAK Reader) that can read details of SQL Server backup files without needing to install the correct version...

  • RE: Restore Dadabase From .bak Files

    Error messages when restoring from newer version of a backup file to older versions:

    SQL Server 2008 R2 to SQL Server 2008

    Msg 3169, Level 16, State 1, Line 1

    The database was...

  • RE: Database stuck "in recovery"

    Using this for reference:

    - run DBCC LOGINFO to see the status of the VLFs in the transaction log

    - back up the transaction log

    - run DBCC LOGINFO again, and see if...

  • RE: Break log chain

    Your client is right. A full database backup does not break the chain of transaction log backups. They'll be able to use the last good full database backup, and...

  • RE: regarding restoring backup file taken from 32-bit operating system in 64-bit operating system

    There isn't any extra steps required to restore a database created on a 32-bit SQL Server to a 64-bit SQL Server. Could you please post the entire result of...

  • RE: point in time recovery

    there is any option to recover the only drop table without affecting other tables cos lot of changes in other tables?

    Find out the time the table was dropped as per...

  • RE: Restore error

    ... and then trying to restore it, then also I am receiving the same error as mentioned while i started the post....

    That is strange. The error message...

  • RE: Back up on External Hard Drive keeps

    If it's of any help, Windows operating system error 23 reads as 'Data error (cyclic redundancy check)'.

  • RE: Backup scenario

    In this scenario whether the differential backup start backup from already exist full backup or takes from the scheduled full backup.

    LOL. It depends. Both types of backups will...

  • RE: Restoring backup to remote server.

    Common reason for that error is because the SQL Server service startup account does not have rights to the remote share.

  • RE: changing recovery mode

    No, you do not need to restart the SQL Server service. The change takes effect immediately.

  • RE: Restore error

    That explains why you originally wanted to restore over the network, as you don't have enough space to store both the bak file and the restored database.

    Some options:

    - shrink the...

  • RE: Restore error

    When i tried to restore the file from locally, it says there is insufficient space on the drive.

    When you restore a full database backup, it will restore the database files...

  • RE: Transaction log restore with Standby Mode

    IS this standby mode is culprit ????

    When you restore a transaction log using the NORECOVERY option, SQL Server does not need to analyze the transaction log and roll back any...

  • RE: Transaction log restore with Standby Mode

    I'm so sorry, I just noticed from the title of your post that your secondary server is in the standby mode. In that case, you should check if the...

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