DataSource Controls :: Restore Master DB To Test Server?
Jun 16, 2010
restore a master database from production to test server.
The reason to do this because I need to test and evaluate some login in master database.
I tried to restore master database to test server, but I got some errors regarding about user databases are not exists in test server. I don't want to restore user databases, I only need master database for evaluate user login.
1. i have created aa database named "qraghul" which contains two tables. i want this database to backup from my system and restore it to the host server or any other system. how i can do it.
2. suppoose if i backup and restore it to any system or server. whether i have to change the connection string in my application eg Data Source=QUANO-462F6EB27;Initial Catalog=qraghul;Integrated Security=True bcoz my server name is QUANO-462F6EB27 whether i restore it to any system. i need to change the server name?
In our project we need to restore the analysis service database back up(.abf) files.Now i can connect to analysis service and can create new database.May i know how i can restore the abf file .i saw i can do this by using sql server SMO dll .check the below link
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how to get the samples are located in <system_drive>:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server100Samples folder,if you alrady installed the documentation
I am trying to implement a website that was developed on a test server and make it go live. I am running into an issue with a function within the DB that decrypts a password. Here is the function
i m using these command for backup and restore sql database
BACKUP DATABASE [db_report] TO DISK =N'db_report.bak' WITH NOFORMAT, NOINIT, NAME = N'Report-Full Database Backup', SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, STATS = 10 RESTORE DATABASE [db_report] FROM DISK = N'db_report.bak' WITH FILE = 1, MOVE N'db_report' TO N'C:db_report.mdf', MOVE N'db_report' TO N'C:db_report.ldf', NOUNLOAD, STATS = 10
but i want to set backup drive name with today date and time yani my i will set drive D:db_report010320100910am if u will see theres is db_reportMonth(01) Day(03) Year(2010) Time(09:10am) and when i want to restore then ask me which one u want to get restore
my SEL Server name is changed. I have a backup file. Now I want to take the data in the older file. So how can I restore the old data in the new SQL server which name is changed?
I want to restore .bak files from a server directory into database. The problem is it should behave automatically. Whenever a .bak file will be uploaded in that specified directory of the server that file will be restored. It may happen by using sql procedure which will restore all the .bak file which it will find at a certain time in that specified directory. Or, it may happen by using asp.net program which will run exclusively on server and call a sql procedure to restore a backup file whenever a backup file will come in that specified directory. But I am not getting how to figure out this ideas programetically.
how can I achieve this using the SQLdatasource control? I'm using the VB language. What controls/commands should I use to have a backup and restore function on my website?
I need to restore the database daily. I have a BAK file in shared folder. I have to restore it from my machine. I have used the below script to restore the database but I am unable to restore it. Its throwing error. I have shown the script and error what I got when I execute my Store procedure.
Whenever we have an issue in production, we restore DB backup from our nightly sql backup files in our testing environment. This way we get all data from production.
New Requirement:
Instead of restoring the db which takes upto 2 days, they want to do only selective restore based on few parameters. Requirement is to a build a new ASP.NET page in our application with few inputs. On submit button click, I should select data from prod and insert into testing environment. This involves opening new sql connection.
I have an SQL 2008 R2 database on an X86 machine that I have backed up a database from. Now I want to restore it to an SQL 2008 R2 instance on an X64 machine and keep gettting format errors (attributed to restoring a higher version of database to a lower database instance ie 2005 to 2008). On inspecting the databases I find the X86 is version 10 and the X64 is version 9 (which is supposed to be the 2005 database)...are there different versions of the same DB for different software platforms?
i Have upgraded my Reports from Report server VS 2005 to VS 2008 .
My reports works fine in local, development & test server.
After Ugrading to 2008 it works fine in local server & devlopement serverr.
When i deployed to Test server i am trying to access my reports i am getting below errors,
An error has occurred during report processing. (rsProcessingAborted)
Cannot create a connection to data source 'DataSource1'. (rsErrorOpeningConnection) For more information about this error navigate to the report server on the local server machine, or enable remote errors ..
i checked the Datasource conncetion properties..its pointing to correct Test database only..
My reports are windows integrated...
Now it works in srs 2005 developement & test server. For same properties it works in dev server, it doesn't works in srs 2008 test server.
I have one asp.net 2.0 application with MS Sql 2005 database.. As i deploy this database with client Machine.. now what i need is i need to take a backup of MS Sql 2004 database.. so is that any free tool is available which take daily backup...
I need to somehow test if a table exists in a database. If it does not then I need to create the table. How can I test for existence of a table using SQL? It seems like some type of SQL logic is needed?
I know the following sproc is vulnerable to SQL injection:
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I would like to write a call to this sproc that uses SQL injection to execute the additional command:
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That way, I can demonstrate the vulnerability of the sproc to SQL injection and test any revised implementations of the sproc using the same test call.
Problem is, SQL injection is harder than I thought! I just can't seem to do it.
Can anyone provide me with text for the sproc call to execute the additional command?
I am unable to restore database in form of .bak files using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express.It gives following error message:
Too many backup devices specified for backup or restore; only 64 are allowed. RESTORE HEADERONLY is terminating abnormally. (.Net SqlClient Data Provider)
i pass the debug test in this page and then when i run t he website i get Eror 404 ... i checked it and its seems that the problem is in the insertion but i cant fined the mistake.... this is my code behind :
I'm developing an ASP.NET application which has allows users to search for other users based on their name. This search is done using Linq to SQL. At the moment, I've only got 10 or so users in my database, so I can't really test the efficiency of my search query. I'm new to testing and such, but what is the best way to simulate 100/1000/10000 users on a query? Is there a tool (preferably free) that would allow me to perform tests to see how quickly the database can be searched if it had x number of users?
I'm new with all stored procs - but I have a very basic Full Text Search going on...I created a stored proc, and linked it up to my application using Linq to SQL. If I use Linq to SQL to call the stored proc without any parameters (hard coded search string) i get results back, as soon as I add a parameter - the result set is 0 for some reason.
The funny thing is that I run Profiler and execute both queries its trying to do - and it looks identical
Here is the working parameterless query:
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and according to Profile this is what it looks like when its called as a stored proc
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I get 2 results as expected. Here is the NON-working stored proc that takes in 1 string parameter
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and here is the query that gets called when profiling
I have a query that I want to test the performance of when the query is included directly in the SqlDataSource versus when I call a stored procedure. Does anyone have suggestions on how I would be able to closely watch the actual steps here? I was thinking of turning on tracing and adding Trace.Write for each of the events that fire along the way. This doesn't seem efficient and I wanted to see if there was a better approach.