RE: DB Restore Status Remains
Used GUI - but, this is in the Activity Log - db name changed for forum posts. SQL Backup log file 7.0.5.1 -SQL "RESTORE DATABASE [ABC_ARCHIVE] FROM DISK =...
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Did you check this message out? Look for Error trying to Restore DB & Move files with NORECOVERY in this forum. It looks pretty similar. HTH Chris
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If you meant this thread http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=16340&highlight=restore++move+files+norecovery the thread OP got an error. I do not have an error. In fact, the...
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Have you looked at the actual size of the files after the 'successfull' restore? In this case the files will be allocated and then filled by the backed up data. I am sure something will be in the logs...
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NORECOVERY means it is not available for use. You need to use RECOVERY. Chris
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Yes I did. The ABC_ARCHIVE database data file is 771GB and log file is 18 GB - which is the same size as the ABCPROD database on the day the backup was taken. To rule out the hard disk space (at first...
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ChrisAVWood wrote:NORECOVERY means it is not available for use. You need to use RECOVERY. Chris I'm going to try restore with recovery.
View ArticleWill databases be deleted if folder is based on date?
In the backup wizard, step 3 of 6 under the Backup location section: If this is my Folder specification: C:\000\<DATETIME yyyy_mm_dd>\ AND I turn on the "Delete existing backup filies in this...
View ArticleRE: Will databases be deleted if folder is based on date?
No, SQL Backup won't be able to delete the old files. It only looks in the folder(s) where the current backup file(s) are stored.
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View ArticleUsing 'master..sqlbackup' to do virtual restore
I have SQL Backup with Virtual Restore licensed. I would like to use the SQL Backup extended stored proc to perform a virtual restore but the script shown below always does a full restore. Is this...
View ArticleWarning 130: MOVETO error: Failed to move file
I am occasionally getting the error "Warning 130: MOVETO error: Failed to move file....(The file exists.)" The log file of the previous log restore reports that the moveto completed successfully....
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Quote:Is there anyway to make the MOVETO overwrite an existing file Use FILEOPTIONS = 4, e.g.Code:EXEC master..sqlbackup '-sql "RESTORE ... WITH MOVETO = ..., FILEOPTIONS = 4"'Quote:having an error...
View ArticleRE: Warning 130: MOVETO error: Failed to move file
Thank you for this information Petey. It's worth noting that this information is not included in the documentation for the RESTORE command, this states the for FILEOPTIONS: Valid values are 1, 2, and 3.
View ArticleRestore Log takes many hours to fail
Hi, We have a daily log restore to a secondary database. For one reason or another, we have problems getting all the user connections to be automatically disconnected before the restore starts and so...
View ArticleRE: Using 'master..sqlbackup' to do virtual restore
There should be no need to call the SQL Backup extended stored procedure because the Hyperbac service should be able to handle .sqb extension of SQL Backup. The only difference would be that...
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Thanks for the response. I reason I opted for the extended sp is because it accepts "...\*.sqb" and then figures out which files (full or full+diff) and the number of threads used, which is not a...
View ArticleRE: Using 'master..sqlbackup' to do virtual restore
Thanks for the forum post. The virtual restore extensions can only be used with a native TSQL Restore syntax. You are currently using the SQL Backup restore syntax. That's why the script is not work...
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