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Quickly restoring a backup over top of an existing database - error “database in use”
I'm working on a set of scripts (in SQL Server Management Studio) to fix certain data inconsistencies in a customer database (SQL Server 2008 R2).
I got a .bak file with the database, and I restored ...
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Fail plan on a release to production with differential backup
I am currently looking into a fail plan when we do a release to our production server.
The context
Currently we have one single production database (also production and testing but they are not ...
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Why is important to write down the DBID in Oracle DB?
I've always heard that one of the first things you should do in Oracle DB is to write down the DBID, so in case you lost the controlfile you'll need to set it in RMAN, and then you will be able to ...
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Install 10g XE on 64bit linux
As I know there is only 32bit version of 10g XE, am I right? And the installation file is called "oracle-xe-univ-10.2.0.1-1.0.i386.rpm".
I want to install it on Centos 6.4 64bit. But during the ...
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Too Many Backup Devices Specified while restoring
I have similar problem like this one
http://www.sqlcoffee.com/Troubleshooting023.htm
But the issue is i have setup of sql sever 2005 now i am installing same on the client's pc so the main issues is ...
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Syntax for restoring SQL Server backup from non-disk source [duplicate]
I have backed up and restored many a SQL Server database using T-SQL script, but always FROM DISK or TO DISK. I am not a provisioning-concerned database administrator, though, so don't have as much ...
