Is there any different approach to restore a SQL Database backup having memory optimized tables as we know that there's additional filegroup present for holding In-Memory data.
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I mistakenly restored a database on my local SQL server (12.0). I did a full restore. But I lost schema of tables I had created recently on my local SQL database. Is there any way to recover this table schema?
Thanks for help.
How to take a backup of existing Database in Sql server and Save it as script in local or TFS?
I have 3 DB's under Production server to take backup
The following Query generates BackUp .bak file of database.
BACKUP DATABASE 'DatabaseName'
TO DISK = 'D:\FileName.bak'
I have a SQL Server that has many jobs in SQL Agent, Replication configuration and of course databases. At this moment we don't have any plan to take backup of entire server. I know how to take backup of a database and make scripts of SQL Agents. But is there a way to take backup of entire SQL Server and all it's configuration, setup and contents?
In SQL Server 2008, I have a database which exceeds 10GB in size. I cleaned up the database and took a backup from it. Backup file size is 160MB.
Once I try to restore this backup file to SQL Server 2008 R2, an error popups.
I have already done this process earlier with same server-different database.
But that database size was smaller.
Please help me to restore database.
1.) How can I backup my FILESTREAM database on SQL Server 2008 from SQL Server Management Studio?
2.) Do I have to make a separate backup of the FILESTREAM folder on disc?
1.) You can backup the filestream data using the normal SQL Backup & Recovery process. See this article for reference. You can also exclude filestream data explicitly from your backup should you want to.
2.) You can take a separate backup of the filestream directory, but you really don't need to. It only makes sense to the SQL Server DB instance that created it.