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DB restore script questions
Hi, I was wondering if there was a script available for a database restore for the following situation.
I'm backing up to a device called DBbackup, the device contains a full backup then a translog backup appends to this divice. So now i want to move this DBbackup device and restore it to a remote server.
The problem i'm having is how would I restore a Database from to a point in time from this DBbackup.bak file? Any help would be great or any ideas too.
thanks.
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You can use following to restore from file:
restore database db_name from disk = 'path\DBbackup.bak' with ...
restore log db_name from disk = 'path\DBbackup.bak' with file = ...
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Thanks.. Is there a way that i can create a sp that will automatically restore say the full backup and 6 log backups from one device?
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You could use the logic behind this article.
http://www.databasejournal.com/featu...le.php/3389831
You name/id ezecastle reminds me of something.
I know the company EZECastle do a replstore copy of their backup device which includes both full backup and log backups. They usually provide 5 different device, one for each day in a week.
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thanks. I'm trying to figure out how to restore a database on a different server from a backup device called backup.bak this file has a full backup say at 4am and then trans logs appended to it every hour. Now when i move this file to the new server and go to restore it with EM i can restore the full backup then have to select one file at a time for the transaction logs. I want to try and come up wiht a way to automate that process of doing a point intime restore from this one device. Is this possible without haveing a maintenance plan have separate files?
Yes i know EzE CastleSoftware very well
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do the following.... you will get an idea
restore filelistonly from disk ='l:\Thurs.BAK'
restore headeronly from disk ='l:\Thurs.BAK' -- Look for the columns position and backup type
restore labelonly from disk ='l:\Thurs.BAK'
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Thank you. I will give it a shot.
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