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OK, I'll admit straight away i'm new to SQL.
I've got a SQL 7 Server with two small databases running. I have been able to backup both to file. However when I try and "restore" them on a test SQL 2005 Server, it errors because the file & folder structure is different.
On the SQL 7 server, the two existing databases sit in a folder on a F: partition. My test server doesn't have a F: partition, i've just left it all on C:
Thanks for reading :cheesy:
I've got a SQL 7 Server with two small databases running. I have been able to backup both to file. However when I try and "restore" them on a test SQL 2005 Server, it errors because the file & folder structure is different.
On the SQL 7 server, the two existing databases sit in a folder on a F: partition. My test server doesn't have a F: partition, i've just left it all on C:
Thanks for reading :cheesy:
Last edited by nade : Feb 21st, 2007 at 4:44 am.
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