| petey wrote: |
| You will need to use SQL Backup if you want to restore directly from those files. The alternative is to first convert those files to native SQL Server backup files using the SQBConverterGUI or SQBConverter applications (found in the SQL Backup installation folder), then use SQL Server to restore using those converted files. |
Thanks Petey. BTW - I did try and find this info first but could not. Is this restriction mentioned naywhere in the SQL Back documentation? What about any mention of the 2 applications you mentioned, SQBConverterGUI & SQBConverter ?