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May 3, 2000

Can it be done?

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I'm evaluating SQL 7.0 on a Win95 machine. I have a dump file of my 6.5 databases which I would like to port to my 7.0 machine, unfortunately when I tried to run the restore command on SQL 7.0's EM, I got an error saying that the directory which I am restoring from is already existing.

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Server: Msg 3154, Level 16, State 2, Line 1
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Hi Friends ...

I need your advice and help on the following problem . Say for example I have a SQL 7.0 Server A with 30 databases and i am in the process of transfering these databases to another system which is SQL Server B with 7.0 again .
Although the Databases can be copied by various means , can i restore Master database from the Server A to Server B so that my Server B will have all the database and login information as that of Server A.

As Master database is system database , it won't allow to be dropped and hence you cannot restore .
Is there any other way to restore Master database from One SQL server 7.0 to another with the same SQL version .

Any kind of assistance will be of great help to me . Many thanks in advance .

Kind Regards
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I'm trying to nail down some procedures for disaster recovery of our SQL 6.5 databases. If I rebuild master (or do a fresh install), then create the devices based on the output of sp_helpdevice, and then create the databases based on the output of sp_help_revdatabase, do I really need to RESTORE the master database? Are there any other objects in the master database (except for maybe some custom stored procedures) that I really need from my production server?

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ALL,

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Jul 12, 2000

To restore the Master DB, BOL says to start SQL Server in single user mode.
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The server appears to startup (Recovery complete message, etc.).

Then I take care to minimize the command window. The command
window now appears on my task bar.

I start EM and navigate my way to the Restore Database menu pick.

I fill out the appropriate boxes, etc. I get a window telling me that
the restore has been started.

Very shortly I get a popup window telling me the connection has been
lost. When I examine my taskbar, I no longer see the Icon for the
command line/window. Thus it appears to me that the server
running in single user mode has gone away and this explains
the reason for the window saying that the connection has been
lost.

I then start SQL Server, per normal.

I run DBCC CHECKDB. This tells me there are 0 allocation errors
and 0 consistency errors. Several thousand rows of data present.
Thus the master DB appears to be OK.

However I am unable to restore it.

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.

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How do I set the Master database to "single user mode"?

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Oct 20, 1999

I would like to restore the master database from a current backup tape but I got the error “Load database must be used in single user mode if trying to restore the Master database”. I tried to change the master database option but the option ‘single user’ cannot be changed for the ‘master’ database. Then I tried to start the SQL Server in Single-User Mode but I was not able to restore the master database from a tape.
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Jan 18, 1999

Hello All,

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" A connection could not be established to [server name] - SQL server login failed."

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Jan 8, 2002

Hallo

I do my backup using BACKUP database <myDB> TO DISK='D:BACKUPmyDB.bak'
I do this for ALL my databases every day.

Another product writes every day all the files on the server to tape EXCEPT the online databases because these files are open by SQL server 2000.

Now I restore the files of the tape to the server
This works well but I haven't got the online databases !!
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I want to move the databases over to another "standby server". However, the other server does not have an E drive. It is imperative that I be able to restore the Master database. But when I do, the SQL Server will not start, because the Master database expects the logfiles on the E drive.

Is it possible to restore Master without it being able to find what it needs on the E drive? Or in order to restore Master, does it have to find those other databases/logfiles?

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Jun 12, 2007

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[*- From command prompt using sqlcmd -*]

USE master
GO
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GO

Msg 3154, Level 16, State 4, Server MSSQL1, Line 1
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Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Server MSSQL1, Line 1
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Hi everyone,

HELP!

I was wondering if someone could help me. I need to re-install the SQL Server (due to a registry corruption). What I plan to do is to:

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- Copy databases to a different folder
- Uninstall SQL Server
- Reinstall SQL Server
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Will that preserver all the security? (e.g. syslogins and sysxlogins) Will using an old "master" database on a new install pose any problems?

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Thanks,
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