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here are some ideas I have but have not yet tested:

Create a maintenance plan with each 3 jobs:

--> Powershell script to copy the files from Prod server to Test server - add this scrip to Job1
--> Powershell script to restore databases files - add this script to Job2
--> Run the DBCC in powershell (yet to find if possible in PS) - add this script to Job3

I would like to use seperate jobs as to get a report on the duration and status of each job

Would also like to get the results of the DBCC Checkdb as proof that no errors were found for upload to our Sharepoint portal. Dont know if possible via the job.

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I am trying to create sql code that restores a backup of a master database to a new database on the same server. It �seems� to run correctly as no errors are produced. However, the most recent updates to the master database are not present in the new databases. All databases are using the Full recovery model. What is really strange is that if I do (what I think is) the same function in Enterprise Administrator, the restore works fine! For both methods I used the same backup file!

Any and all help is sincerely appreciated.

The master databases from which the backups are made start with �MODTRNMaster�

The databases which are created from the restores start with �M1_� and �M2_�. (We call them training room databases.)

My script for backing up the master databases:

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backup database MODTRNMaster
to disk = 'f:kupMODTRNMaster.bak'

backup database MODTRNMaster_IMG
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backup database MODTRNMaster_MNC
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backup database MODTRNMaster_VM
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go

This is the restore script for restoring the first training room databases. I�m hoping that there is just something simple that I�m overlooking in these restore statements! J

-- Restore the backup of the master training database into the

-- training room #1 database.

use master
go

drop database M1_MSLH
go

restore database M1_MSLH
from disk = 'f:kupMODTRNMaster.bak'
with move 'DEV5_Data' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH.mdf',
move 'MM' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH_1.mdf',
move 'AMB' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH_2.mdf',
move 'DM' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH_3.mdf',
move 'IMM' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH_4.mdf',
move 'ED' to 'f:mssqldataM1_MLSH_5.mdf',
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recovery

go

Thanks in advance

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and then all the tables are not put into the database like it should be. Any idea why this is not working for me? :( Thanks.

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I am running the following script to attempt a restore of a differential backup:

RESTORE DATABASE AdventureWorks
FROM DISK='C:SQL2005_BackupsAutoBackupsAdventureWorks.bak'
WITH
NORECOVERY
GO
RESTORE DATABASE AdventureWorks
FROM DISK='C:SQL2005_BackupsAutoBackupsAdventureWorksDiff.bak'
WITH RECOVERY
GO

I thought this was the way to do it. It does restore the full backup, but on the attempt to restore the differential backup, I get the following error:

Msg 3136, Level 16, State 1, Line 1

This differential backup cannot be restored because the database has not been restored to the correct earlier state.

Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 1

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