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How to restore Database in sql server


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In this article I have explained about how to Restore Database using SQL Server. Each steps I have clearly explained in this article.



 


How to Restore Database using SQL Server



In this article I have explained about how to Restore Database using SQL Server.
Each steps I have clearly explained in this article



Step 1: Open SQL Server management Studio
Step 2:Connect to the appropriate Server and right click databases.
Step 3:Select Restore Database then click it (see below image).

Step 3 Restore Database

Step 4:Restore Database Window will display (See below image).

Step 4 Restore Database Window

Step 5:Give Restore Database name (see below image).

Step 5 Restore Database name


Step 6:Select from database or from the device (Here I''m selecting from Device).
Step 7:Click the button nearest from the device. (see below image)

Step 7 From the device

Step 8:Specify Backup window will display (see below image)

Step 8 Specify Backup window

Step 9:Click add button and you will get Locate Backup file-Servername window.
Step 10: select your bak files.

Step 11: then click the ok button.
Step 12:Your path will display in Specify Backup window.If an unwanted path is displayed then remove it.
Step 13: if does not have more then one path then click the ok button.
Step 14:The database backup file path will display in Restore database window (see below image)
Step 14 Database Restoring

Step 15: select latest Restore database file.
Step 16: finally click ok button


Step 17: if your database is already in the server then click the options button Click the overwrite the existing database (With Replace) checkbox.


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Step 3 Restore Database

Step 4 Restore Database ...

Step 5 Restore Database name

Step 7 From the device

Step 8 Specify Backup window

Step 14 Database Restoring
    





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Responses to "How to restore Database in sql server"
Guest Author: bharani     16 Jul 2012
i have one QA
if i have 10.0.1600 version of sql server 2008, but my client have sql server R2 version no 10.50.2500 . if i get database backup from my client machine, but I couldnt restore in my local machine.
i know the version is conflicts the sql back up.



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