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Using the return value of a SQL Restore script
I am trying to use the return value of a SQL Restore script executed with SQLCMD, so that my batch script can report on the succes or failure of the restore. I am having difficulty getting the script to return the result of the backup or restore process. Do you have any suggestions? The...
I am trying to use the return value of a SQL Restore script executed with SQLCMD, so that my batch script can report on the succes or failure of the restore. I am having difficulty getting the script to return the result of the backup or restore process. Do you have any suggestions? The...
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Slowdown in SQL Restore on SQL Server 2000
We are running SQL Server 2000 on Windows 2000 Server SP4, and our SQL Restore takes at least 10 minutes to launch in Enterprise Manager. We had to roll back after an upgrade, and we find that when selecting "Restore Database", Enterprise Manager runs remarkably slow. I'm sure we could run the...
We are running SQL Server 2000 on Windows 2000 Server SP4, and our SQL Restore takes at least 10 minutes to launch in Enterprise Manager. We had to roll back after an upgrade, and we find that when selecting "Restore Database", Enterprise Manager runs remarkably slow. I'm sure we could run the...
SQL Restore takes 6-10 minutes to come up in Enterprise Manager
SQL Restore takes 6-10 minutes to come up in Enterprise Manager. We have a customer with hundreds of sites, and all their servers do the same thing. We had to roll back after an upgrade and we find that when just selecting "Restore Database" it will seem like Enterprise Manager is hung, but...
SQL Restore takes 6-10 minutes to come up in Enterprise Manager. We have a customer with hundreds of sites, and all their servers do the same thing. We had to roll back after an upgrade and we find that when just selecting "Restore Database" it will seem like Enterprise Manager is hung, but...
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