I also use the fact that the "With replace" works in and for backup and offsite laptop versions of the Database that are synched back to the main database when used. If I change the product to support 's failure of the "with replace" I will be changing the location of these database files. I cannot do this to existing customers as they use backup tools that need to know the location of the databases. Will someone acknowledge that the "with replace" should not care that the database is being moved?
Good to know that it worked. At first error seems that ,since it was not able to find file name so i assumed that might be permission issue.
Please mark this reply as the answer or vote as helpful, as appropriate, to make it useful for other readers. You are getting this error as when it is trying to restore because service account SQL server service account with which it is running does not have permission on X drive.
Make sure you have read write modify permission there. Why dont you try this restore format ,you dont need to create DB before restoring in this case.
Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. Restore is basically taking a database backup and turning it back into a database. This article will not dive into how backups are taken but you should at least be aware that backups are taken purposely to be restored when the database becomes corrupt or crashes, migrating the database, making a copy of the database, and other business requirements.
In this crash course, we will be focusing mainly on how to restore using the T-SQL code. There is the assumption that the backup for the database is readily available and the file location is known.
Also, during the restore process of the database, you will need exclusive access to the database, which means no other user connections can connect to the database. Finally, the version of the database cannot be greater than the version of the SQL Server that backup needs to be restored on.
Learn more here. We are going to look at the methods to restore different backups and other options that can be applied to the restore command process. These backups contain all information needed to restore your database to the point in time when the backup process had finished. The restore process of the backup could potentially overwrite your existing database or create a new one depending on how you write the code. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.
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