Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

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  • Arijit

    Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

    Hi ,
    I have a file presumably backup of a User database from a SQL
    Server(2k) database. I want to load/restore that in a local SQL Server
    to be able to see the table , views , etc present in the database.

    How do I do that ?

    Thanks,
    Arijit
  • (Pete Cresswell)

    #2
    Re: Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

    [color=blue]
    >How do I do that ?[/color]

    There's probably a more elegant way, but this one works for me on a regular
    basis:

    1) Find out what the name of the DB was.

    2) Create a DB with that name on your server.

    3) Right-click the new DB, select "All Actions", and choose "Restore".

    4) Create a "Device" in the restore dialog that points to the .bak file.

    Once it's restored, you'll still have user/permission issues. I can't speak to
    them because the DBs I routinely "restore" have users that I know about already.

    For those, I just delete all users in the restored DB, create like-named users
    on my server, and then add them to the restored DB.
    --
    PeteCresswell

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    • Anonymous

      #3
      Re: Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

      Thanks Pete. I did solve this on your line.

      One worrying aspect. Just after posting to this group I have started
      getting loads of virus mails. I did have anonymous profile but forgot &
      used my real address in "From". Now that the damage has been done , how
      can spare myself of this mindless SPAM ?

      Admin : How can I get rid of this ?

      Thanks,
      Arijit



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      • (Pete Cresswell)

        #4
        Re: Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

        RE/[color=blue]
        >One worrying aspect. Just after posting to this group I have started
        >getting loads of virus mails. I did have anonymous profile but forgot &
        >used my real address in "From". Now that the damage has been done , how
        >can spare myself of this mindless SPAM ?
        >
        >Admin : How can I get rid of this ?[/color]

        You can't. The best you can do is manage it.

        To that end, I use MailWasher from www.FireTrust.com.

        My vanity domain name is getting over 1,000 spams per day - mostly from
        dictionary attacks and bogus NG addresses that I foolishly included my domain's
        name in.

        Without MailWasher, email would be unusable to me.

        With MailWasher, I predict it will become unusable sometime in 2004 just because
        the sheer volume of spam takes so long to process that so much more spam
        accumulates during the processing that it becomes an endless loop....
        --
        PeteCresswell

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        • Jerry Boone

          #5
          Re: Loading backed-up user database in SQL Server 2k

          Um... you can make a stand, but it's actually easier to bite the bullet and
          change your email address. Spam sucks and so does spam software...

          --
          Jerry Boone
          Analytical Technologies, Inc.



          "Anonymous" <anonymous@devd ex.com> wrote in message
          news:3fb9a2c7$0 $199$75868355@n ews.frii.net...[color=blue]
          > Thanks Pete. I did solve this on your line.
          >
          > One worrying aspect. Just after posting to this group I have started
          > getting loads of virus mails. I did have anonymous profile but forgot &
          > used my real address in "From". Now that the damage has been done , how
          > can spare myself of this mindless SPAM ?
          >
          > Admin : How can I get rid of this ?
          >
          > Thanks,
          > Arijit
          >
          >
          >
          > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
          > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it![/color]


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