[thelist] MS SQL DB hand over
Adam Slesinger
badlanners at hotmail.com
Tue Oct 8 14:18:00 CDT 2002
Hi Anthony,
I did just that - created a full database backup with the Enterprise
Manager. The client didn't know what to do with it because I created a file
with no extension. My fear was that since they never created the DB on
their server, the Restore option in Enterprise Manager wouldn't display the
backup to use. When I did a test restore overhere, you had to select what
database you wanted to display backups for, and I assumed they wouldn't have
that database to choose from since it never existed on their end... what
are your thoughts on that?
Anyways, I appreciate the help! Thanks!
adam
bread_man
"Ein halber Laib ist besser als gar kein Brot."
> You did fine if you used the Backup options in Enterprise Manager. It
> creates a file that will allow you to restore from. They should have no
> problem restoring it. The only trick is if the directories and file names
> are different you need to tell the restore process where the new location
> and file names are, it will try and use the source location and file
names.
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