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I've got a backup made using the regular SQL Server 2005 backup command. Is there a way to restore just a single table, not the whole DB?
Started by Electrons_Ahoy on
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Red Gate has some pretty good tools for row-level restore (SQL.
Restore the whole database to another machine (or temporary database), then copy the table seems (it is the outer boundary of referential integrity).
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I'm hoping this will be a simple answer for one of you.
We've got PHP/MySQL running on a single board computer for a product that will be a web-based admin tool. This product will be a 'set it and forget it' application.
One of our concerns (whether or...
Started by Ducain on
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Yes of the database in whatever state it was in during... .
I think that's the whole point of having a back-up isn't it?
Besides, if the table is already corrupt, what's the worst that could happen when you try to restore it?
I say go for it.
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Is there an easier way to restore data to single table in a sql server table rather taking down the database and restoring the entire database?
thank in advance
Started by phill on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
StackOverflow: How do I restore a single table from a SQL Server 2005 backup?
SQL Server cannot do table-levelYou can restore the database from the backup file to another database name on the same server, or different server....
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Hi,
Please let us know how to take table backup in different database and restore the tables back to same DB.
Thanks and Regards,
Prakash T
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at microsoft):
You have into another database
2) Create SSIS Package to transfer that table from one db into another
3) If you do of deletion) and then recover the....
Someone by accident deleted the data?
Generally SQL Server does not support table backup.
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After destroying a resource in my Rails application, the user can restore it clicking on a link.
Currently this restore action is routed to the destroy method of the corresponding resource controller.
When this method finds the resource in the database...
Started by Florent2 on
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The URL would look like this:
http://example.com....
And the restore URI would be something like:
http://example.com/resources/restore/ {id}
I think a REST a restore, you would have an action on TrashController called Restore.
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I have a MySQL database that I have performed a couple dumps on. I have these files: dumpA, dumpB, dumpC
dumpA contains all the tables at the time of the dump
dumpB and dumpC contains only table T
Between dumps I truncated table T so dumpA contains the...
Started by hekevintran on
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In fact, you can take all table creation queries ....
Just take out the declarations of table T anything that would destroy the previous dump such as TRUNCATE or DROP TABLE etc.
The dumps are just plain SQL which you can edit by hand .
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I have a full MS SQL Backup file that I would like to extract the stored procedures and schema from. Is there a way to restore only the schema definitions and stored procedures without restoring the data/table rows?
Started by B4ndt on
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I don't think so, but you could restore it to a temporary database and then script it all.
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I need to backup the original data from a table so I can fill it with test data, then restore it again after deving / testing etc.. Anyone know any quick ways to achieve this? I'm on SQL Server 2005.
Thanks.
Started by Nick on
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Then delete the modifed table in the db when you're done, and rename the copied table to the original name this article: http://www.microsoft....
You could use SSIS to backup the table to a table with a different name in your database.
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The backup was created from a database with the UTF8 encoding using pg_dump. The backup is in the tar format.
I then created a new database on another server running the same version of postgreSQL (8.2.4) using this command:
createdb -E utf8 db1
When ...
Started by Simon on
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Otherwise, you can probably restore it in an older with the following steps:
pg_restore -f db1.sql-v db1.tar
I then removed everything from the db1.sql file.
That you still have access to the original database.
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I'm trying to restore a database from disk to the most recent backup. There are four backup sets in the backup. I would like to restore the most recent one (taken today). I need to be able to do it with TSQL.
This script below works:
RESTORE DATABASE ...
Started by Jason on
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Matt's/messageview.aspx?catid=74&threadid=93926&enterthread....
The RESTORE HEADERONLY command will give you a list of data for all backup sets in the file using a dynamic file name when you use the BACKUP DATABASE and RESTORE DATABASE Commands.
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