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Mukurdhom
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Posted on 04-29-09 11:47
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HELP I am using SQL server 2005, and I am having trouble while copying database from Local to Server. Here are the things I had tried so far.
- Copy database option from task menu.
- Getting error message
- Tried the Generate Script method.
- Copied most of the objects but not all.
- Tried the backup and restore method.
- No luck
- Tried Google Search
( Server : SQL Server 9.0.1406 – sa Local: SQL Server 9.0.1399 – sa ) Does this matter???? SQL Server is working fine on both local and server. Please suggest. need to keep job and pay bills
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Mukurdhom
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Posted on 04-29-09 12:49
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Posted on 04-29-09 1:19
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try to use database publishing wizard. generate a script using it and run that script in the server. it will work.
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thisisbinod
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Posted on 04-29-09 3:17
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कुश
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Posted on 04-29-09 6:52
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Copy database wizard did not work for me too. There were several reasons with no clear solutions. But I found one nice workaround. I backed up the database from the source server to a file. Then on the target server, I just restored the database from the file. See if it works for you.
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ImDevil
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Posted on 04-29-09 7:31
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Most probably it is the issue of different Service Pack running in the system. Check the serverproperty in both servers to confirm. Also do check error logs, you might get a clue why did it fail. By the way, why r u using database copying wizard? It is always best to use backup and restore. let us know how it goes.
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Mukurdhom
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Posted on 05-01-09 9:39
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Thank you friends for your help. Detach and attach method worked for me.
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Posted on 05-09-09 11:25
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1. First stop the SQL server Service that is running on local. you are trying to copy from local to server right.. 2. Copy the back up file that is stores in your C: Drive some where in MSSQL.1\......bak file to some other location. Remember to copy it not move it. 3. You can start the service..... 4. Create new database. 5. You can restore that backup file to do that create a new database with the same name. Restore the back up file. 6. Remember to stop local SQL server. Happy SQL Programming. If you have further problems.......email me.... Austin - Texan....
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