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SQL 7.0 transfer to another server
I have a corrupt master db due to a rogue script that inserted lots of information into it. I have two SQL servers, and I could use some advice on the best way to copy the files over to the second server, then back after a reload of the first server. My main concern is the DTS packages I have built- I can't afford to lose those.
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SQL 7.0 transfer to another server (reply)
1. detach and attach DB
2. DTS
3. backup restore
-MAK
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Chris Shigley at 5/11/01 1:10:24 PM
I have a corrupt master db due to a rogue script that inserted lots of information into it. I have two SQL servers, and I could use some advice on the best way to copy the files over to the second server, then back after a reload of the first server. My main concern is the DTS packages I have built- I can't afford to lose those.
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SQL 7.0 transfer to another server (reply)
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MAK at 5/11/01 1:19:58 PM
1. detach and attach DB
2. DTS
3. backup restore
-MAK
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Chris Shigley at 5/11/01 1:10:24 PM
I have a corrupt master db due to a rogue script that inserted lots of information into it. I have two SQL servers, and I could use some advice on the best way to copy the files over to the second server, then back after a reload of the first server. My main concern is the DTS packages I have built- I can't afford to lose those.
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SQL 7.0 transfer to another server (reply)
Will that transfer my DTS packages as well?
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MAK at 5/11/01 1:19:58 PM
1. detach and attach DB
2. DTS
3. backup restore
-MAK
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Chris Shigley at 5/11/01 1:10:24 PM
I have a corrupt master db due to a rogue script that inserted lots of information into it. I have two SQL servers, and I could use some advice on the best way to copy the files over to the second server, then back after a reload of the first server. My main concern is the DTS packages I have built- I can't afford to lose those.
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SQL 7.0 transfer to another server (reply)
The DTS packages are all stored in the MSDB database. Copy the msdbdata.mdf and msdblog.ldf, or at least back them up to a different folder. After you re-install sql, stop the service, copy the files over the newly created ones and hopefully you'll have your packages back.
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Chris Shigley at 5/11/01 1:32:20 PM
Will that transfer my DTS packages as well?
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MAK at 5/11/01 1:19:58 PM
1. detach and attach DB
2. DTS
3. backup restore
-MAK
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Chris Shigley at 5/11/01 1:10:24 PM
I have a corrupt master db due to a rogue script that inserted lots of information into it. I have two SQL servers, and I could use some advice on the best way to copy the files over to the second server, then back after a reload of the first server. My main concern is the DTS packages I have built- I can't afford to lose those.
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