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1. #SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS HOW TO#
2. #SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS FULL#
3. #SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS WINDOWS 10#
4. #SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS CODE#
5. #SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS PLUS#

However, if I stay at my computer and click on things every couple of minutes or so, the transfer will finish just fine. Step 2: Go to the following key located in the left pane of the window: I try starting it manually, but it seems to stop a few seconds later. In contrast to an unexpected termination there is also a forced termination whose effects are however similar not to say the same.

#SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS WINDOWS 10#

It has Done this 6 time(s) Windows 10 圆4.

These will tell what version of SQL Server was used to create the backup.The service terminated unexpectedly 7034. These backup files are created from the same sql server

#SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS FULL#

I am using the following script to restore a full backup+ transaction backs. I think I have found the reason, they compressed the transaction files, I need to extract the file first, and then restore them.

#SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS HOW TO#

bak files( how to restore multiple databases at once) The restore is scheduled to start and will finish aproximatically And for now it only takes the transaction logs from 1:45am until 4:45am but not the rest :(ĭo you have any idea how to improve that ? Below is my schedule for example:Įvery hours sinc 1:45am : Transaction Logs 6:15am : Differential Backup So it won't be take at the end of the restor. I just have an issue because, when I start the restore, the dif backup is not already created. I'm completely stuck with this one ! No idea what could cause this behaviour! Maybe you have an idea what could cause this issue? Instead of restore the older -> newer it process the newer -> older. It works great, but for an obscure reason it doesn't restore properly the logs files. I was previously using a shared folder of our file server as repository for our SQL backup and I wanted to move it to our new StoreOnce appliance with CIFS share. Thank you very much for this wonderfull script! I'm using it successfully since more than a year now and I'm now experiencing a strange issue with a new repository for the backup. You could try to add an ORDER BY to this part of the code. Thank you for this! Formed the basis of a restore tool we needed to develop in order to restore a vendor's db in our warehouse. Great script but +'\'+ missing from the path as it puts the path straight to the file name without the slash

Looks like the path should include the ending "\". I am somewhere wrong but I cannot figure it out. I have also tried first of course the full script but I do not get the previous state before editing. Tried to run the script partially to the point of the log backups with NORECOVERY but the state of the database is still in working state. I then edited the customers table at one row.

#SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS PLUS#

I have taken the backups of the Northwind database (full recovery model) plus two log backups. When I run the script I still do not get the correct result. If I run the baks and trns on the GUI I get the correct result. Hello and thank very much you for producing and sharing this script. Hi Sokratis, can you post the scripts you are using so I have a better idea of how you are doing things.

#SQL SERVER XP LIST DIRECTORY CONTENTS CODE#

Paste this code into another query window and run the query to do the actual restore. PRINT you run the above code in a query window, assuming the listed files aboveĮxisted, you will get the following output. PRINT NEXT FROM backupFiles INTO backupFiles Loop through all the files for the database SET = 'RESTORE DATABASE FROM DISK = '''ĪND backupFile > check to make sure there is a diff backup INSERT INTO _cmdshell 4 - Find latest full backup The only two parameters that would need to change are the the Master ĭECLARE TABLE (backupFile NVARCHAR(255)) The script below will read through the directory and create the restore scriptįor us. Log backups to 9am we would need to restore the following files: If we wanted to do a restore of the latest Full, Differential and Transaction Log backups every 30 minutes starting at 1amĪt 9am we would have the following backup files created for September 10, 2008įor the "Customer" database following the rules above.Differential backups every 3 hours starting at 3:15am.So let's say we are creating our backups on the following schedule: There are no missing transaction logs that may break the restore chain.The files have the following naming format.The restored database will be restored in the same location as the backed.The restored database will have the same name as the backed up database.This script will work for full, differential and transaction log backups.īefore we get started the script below assumes the following: The following is one simple approach of reading the contents of a directory andĬreating the restore commands that need to be issued to restore the database.