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Thanks so much,
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Nov 8, 2007

Had a problem in a database and wanted to restore from disk as of 11/5/2007 (full backup). This particular database is only really updated about once a month, and changes were made on the sixth, so I thought this would be safe.

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WITH NORECOVERY, STOPAT = 'Nov 05, 2007 11:21 PM'

myDatabase_backup_200711052320.bak is 42,084kb and has been running since 9:30 this morning (it's 2:20ish now). I've tried to take offline, stop/start sql services, restart server. Nothing works. It just keeps reading myDatabase (restoring).

Anybody help me out? How do I get it to stop and then do a clean restore?

Thanks so much,
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