Darned SQL!

[Silencer]

Sorry to be a total boob, but I've been following the guide to setup an offline mir2.3 server, and as soon as I got to the backing up of the DB on SQL2005 I've run into all sorts of issues, I've resolved some, but I can't seem to get past this.




Any ideas anyone? Would be greatly appreciated.

/Sil

 

[Andreas]

what sql u use?

 

[solvent]

Sorry to be a total boob, but I've been following the guide to setup an offline mir2.3 server, and as soon as I got to the backing up of the DB on SQL2005 I've run into all sorts of issues, I've resolved some, but I can't seem to get past this.

Any ideas anyone? Would be greatly appreciated.

/Sil

what sql u use?

sigh .

 

[Elvin]

select the options in left window pane and click force restore before entering ok again.


Edit:- also why not make the posted image clickable so that it is visible to a person with 20/20 vision and not someone who needs 8" thick magnifying glasses, just a thought

 

[Silencer]

select the options in left window pane and click force restore before entering ok again.


Edit:- also why not make the posted image clickable so that it is visible to a person with 20/20 vision and not someone who needs 8" thick magnifying glasses, just a thought

Can't see "force restore" anywhere in the options mate

Its clickable now, sorry.

/Sil

 

[Silencer]

Here is the options window:



/Sil

 

[Elvin]

i take it you installed sql to drive E: then !

if you have made a database in the databases section called Lom2
click overwrite existing database.

 

[Silencer]

What drive should I install to? C:?
I havent made a database called Lom2, and I'm calling mine Mir2 =/

/Sil

 

[Silencer]

Tried it with "overwrite" tick box selected, same error.

/Sil

 

[Silencer]

Right changed the destination drive from e to c, and I get this:



/Sil

 

[T0MMY]

What sql are you using?

Jetix

 

[Silencer]

Sorry to be a total boob, but I've been following the guide to setup an offline mir2.3 server, and as soon as I got to the backing up of the DB on SQL2005 I've run into all sorts of issues, I've resolved some, but I can't seem to get past this.




Any ideas anyone? Would be greatly appreciated.

/Sil

what sql u use?

sigh .

What sql are you using?

Jetix

Sigh.......

/Sil

 

[T0MMY]

a truly sorry that was a stupid mistake.

On topic: as i have never used sql 2005 i would not know.

Jetix

 

[solvent]

Right changed the destination drive from e to c, and I get this:



/Sil

I think you restoring the wrong database theres a sql 2000 database and 2500