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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Restore a Database with Differential

Hello All,

I'm new to this forum after read a few question error it given me little bit more understanding. But here's my problem I was create a database implement some tables than make a 'Full Backup' and input information on the table before make a 'Differential Backup'. I don't want restore a full database and just want to recovery specific table were deleted or removed. Please help........

Message show error:

Restore failed for Server 'SALES18'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)

Additional information:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to rollforward.

Thank you very much.

A differential backup, though only containing changed data pages since the last full database backup, can only be restored in conjuntion with a full backup similar to using log backups. You don't have the ability to restore only single tables or objects, but you can restore at the database, filegroup, file, and page level. You can also restore up to a particular point in time from any of the backups (assuming you've restored the required preceding full, diff, logs).

Possibly the best solution for you in this case would be to restore the database using a different database name, then moving only the data you want into your existing database? Not sure if that's exactly what you're trying to achieve though...

HTH

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Good Morning

Chad,

Thank you very much for your response.

Your answers it helping me understand the problem that generated by Sql Server 2005. I'm able to create a full, differential, and trans log backup and restore database to point in time but I have not done on filegroup and file backup/restore.

Questions: How do I determine the proper steps to do a restore data from disk only? Or do you know a particular website talk about 'software' do backup on tape?

My goal is to create a Maintenance Plan, Full,Diff, & TransLog backup and restore data. I'm anticipating to help the database team to do a performance backup & restore data.

Thank you against.

Ryan,

|||

Hey Ryan. Sorry, but I guess I don't really understand the question. Are you asking how to determine the proper steps to simply perform a restore of available backups that have been taken, or are you asking for differences between native Sql backups vs. 3rd party backups (like LiteSpeed for example) vs. Hardware based solutions (i.e. Snapclones, etc.)?

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Hi Chad,

This is a totally new for me to step in the SQL Server environment. Be honest with you try learn at much that I can to attached the skill apply to the company. If I like doing sql queries, what are the proper steps for me to do practice? Also, I'm thinking about to certify SQL Server but not sure which version is suitable.

Right now, my current tasks it to find out multiple SQL Server free disk space or been used. Notice there is a script .vbs to track the drive. Do you know any good site to do some research on?

Thank you

ryan--

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I am also facing this problem and getting this error message I don’t know why SQL2k is producing this error. I have just restored a backup for 30 March after that ideally restore window should show me the differential backups that are taken as base of 30 march but unable to see and when i try to restore the backup of 31 march by mentioning the device contain differential backup the I got this error

"System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to roll forward. (Microsoft.SqlServer."

any one idea..

We r using SQL Server 2005 with SP2 (64 bit)and window service pack 2 also. A ntbackup utility is schedule to take backup every night 21:55 while differential backup is taken on 20:35

Many thanks in advance

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In order to restore a differential backup you must have a database into which the full backup has been restored using the WITH NORECOVERY option. This prevents it from tidying up the database and making it available for use. If restoring using Management Studio then select the second Recovery state option (Leave the database non-operational).

You use NORECOVERY at every step of restoration of backups until the last one. The SQL Server BOL shows it in example B here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186858.aspx#restoring_full_n_differential_db_backups.

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SQL Server Writer service When running, Database Engine locks and has exclusive access to the data files and also put a entry in "backup" table of MSDB databse which update the First and last LSN number against each database instance on MS SQL server.So the differentails backup becomes invalid becuase it seeks its full backup thru LSN number.

SO you get this messages so SQL Server Writer service should shutdown during wohle day so that it could not become invalid ur differential backup.

example :

your first backup thru SQL backup utility

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012345 000012346

Differentail Backup off AAA_database

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012347 000012348

your NTbackup utulity is running and SP2 of SQL and windows server has installed

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012349 000012340

when urestore Differenail backup then u got the message deescribed in this thread. Because sql server detects that a latest full backup has done.

Solution is only shutdown ur SQL Writer Service.

Restore a Database with Differential

Hello All,

I'm new to this forum after read a few question error it given me little bit more understanding. But here's my problem I was create a database implement some tables than make a 'Full Backup' and input information on the table before make a 'Differential Backup'. I don't want restore a full database and just want to recovery specific table were deleted or removed. Please help........

Message show error:

Restore failed for Server 'SALES18'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)

Additional information:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to rollforward.

Thank you very much.

A differential backup, though only containing changed data pages since the last full database backup, can only be restored in conjuntion with a full backup similar to using log backups. You don't have the ability to restore only single tables or objects, but you can restore at the database, filegroup, file, and page level. You can also restore up to a particular point in time from any of the backups (assuming you've restored the required preceding full, diff, logs).

Possibly the best solution for you in this case would be to restore the database using a different database name, then moving only the data you want into your existing database? Not sure if that's exactly what you're trying to achieve though...

HTH

|||

Good Morning

Chad,

Thank you very much for your response.

Your answers it helping me understand the problem that generated by Sql Server 2005. I'm able to create a full, differential, and trans log backup and restore database to point in time but I have not done on filegroup and file backup/restore.

Questions: How do I determine the proper steps to do a restore data from disk only? Or do you know a particular website talk about 'software' do backup on tape?

My goal is to create a Maintenance Plan, Full,Diff, & TransLog backup and restore data. I'm anticipating to help the database team to do a performance backup & restore data.

Thank you against.

Ryan,

|||

Hey Ryan. Sorry, but I guess I don't really understand the question. Are you asking how to determine the proper steps to simply perform a restore of available backups that have been taken, or are you asking for differences between native Sql backups vs. 3rd party backups (like LiteSpeed for example) vs. Hardware based solutions (i.e. Snapclones, etc.)?

|||

Hi Chad,

This is a totally new for me to step in the SQL Server environment. Be honest with you try learn at much that I can to attached the skill apply to the company. If I like doing sql queries, what are the proper steps for me to do practice? Also, I'm thinking about to certify SQL Server but not sure which version is suitable.

Right now, my current tasks it to find out multiple SQL Server free disk space or been used. Notice there is a script .vbs to track the drive. Do you know any good site to do some research on?

Thank you

ryan--

|||

I am also facing this problem and getting this error message I don’t know why SQL2k is producing this error. I have just restored a backup for 30 March after that ideally restore window should show me the differential backups that are taken as base of 30 march but unable to see and when i try to restore the backup of 31 march by mentioning the device contain differential backup the I got this error

"System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to roll forward. (Microsoft.SqlServer."

any one idea..

We r using SQL Server 2005 with SP2 (64 bit)and window service pack 2 also. A ntbackup utility is schedule to take backup every night 21:55 while differential backup is taken on 20:35

Many thanks in advance

|||

In order to restore a differential backup you must have a database into which the full backup has been restored using the WITH NORECOVERY option. This prevents it from tidying up the database and making it available for use. If restoring using Management Studio then select the second Recovery state option (Leave the database non-operational).

You use NORECOVERY at every step of restoration of backups until the last one. The SQL Server BOL shows it in example B here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186858.aspx#restoring_full_n_differential_db_backups.

|||

SQL Server Writer service When running, Database Engine locks and has exclusive access to the data files and also put a entry in "backup" table of MSDB databse which update the First and last LSN number against each database instance on MS SQL server.So the differentails backup becomes invalid becuase it seeks its full backup thru LSN number.

SO you get this messages so SQL Server Writer service should shutdown during wohle day so that it could not become invalid ur differential backup.

example :

your first backup thru SQL backup utility

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012345 000012346

Differentail Backup off AAA_database

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012347 000012348

your NTbackup utulity is running and SP2 of SQL and windows server has installed

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012349 000012340

when urestore Differenail backup then u got the message deescribed in this thread. Because sql server detects that a latest full backup has done.

Solution is only shutdown ur SQL Writer Service.

Restore a Database with Differential

Hello All,

I'm new to this forum after read a few question error it given me little bit more understanding. But here's my problem I was create a database implement some tables than make a 'Full Backup' and input information on the table before make a 'Differential Backup'. I don't want restore a full database and just want to recovery specific table were deleted or removed. Please help........

Message show error:

Restore failed for Server 'SALES18'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)

Additional information:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to rollforward.

Thank you very much.

A differential backup, though only containing changed data pages since the last full database backup, can only be restored in conjuntion with a full backup similar to using log backups. You don't have the ability to restore only single tables or objects, but you can restore at the database, filegroup, file, and page level. You can also restore up to a particular point in time from any of the backups (assuming you've restored the required preceding full, diff, logs).

Possibly the best solution for you in this case would be to restore the database using a different database name, then moving only the data you want into your existing database? Not sure if that's exactly what you're trying to achieve though...

HTH

|||

Good Morning

Chad,

Thank you very much for your response.

Your answers it helping me understand the problem that generated by Sql Server 2005. I'm able to create a full, differential, and trans log backup and restore database to point in time but I have not done on filegroup and file backup/restore.

Questions: How do I determine the proper steps to do a restore data from disk only? Or do you know a particular website talk about 'software' do backup on tape?

My goal is to create a Maintenance Plan, Full,Diff, & TransLog backup and restore data. I'm anticipating to help the database team to do a performance backup & restore data.

Thank you against.

Ryan,

|||

Hey Ryan. Sorry, but I guess I don't really understand the question. Are you asking how to determine the proper steps to simply perform a restore of available backups that have been taken, or are you asking for differences between native Sql backups vs. 3rd party backups (like LiteSpeed for example) vs. Hardware based solutions (i.e. Snapclones, etc.)?

|||

Hi Chad,

This is a totally new for me to step in the SQL Server environment. Be honest with you try learn at much that I can to attached the skill apply to the company. If I like doing sql queries, what are the proper steps for me to do practice? Also, I'm thinking about to certify SQL Server but not sure which version is suitable.

Right now, my current tasks it to find out multiple SQL Server free disk space or been used. Notice there is a script .vbs to track the drive. Do you know any good site to do some research on?

Thank you

ryan--

|||

I am also facing this problem and getting this error message I don’t know why SQL2k is producing this error. I have just restored a backup for 30 March after that ideally restore window should show me the differential backups that are taken as base of 30 march but unable to see and when i try to restore the backup of 31 march by mentioning the device contain differential backup the I got this error

"System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The log or differential backup cannot be restored because no files are ready to roll forward. (Microsoft.SqlServer."

any one idea..

We r using SQL Server 2005 with SP2 (64 bit)and window service pack 2 also. A ntbackup utility is schedule to take backup every night 21:55 while differential backup is taken on 20:35

Many thanks in advance

|||

In order to restore a differential backup you must have a database into which the full backup has been restored using the WITH NORECOVERY option. This prevents it from tidying up the database and making it available for use. If restoring using Management Studio then select the second Recovery state option (Leave the database non-operational).

You use NORECOVERY at every step of restoration of backups until the last one. The SQL Server BOL shows it in example B here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186858.aspx#restoring_full_n_differential_db_backups.

|||

SQL Server Writer service When running, Database Engine locks and has exclusive access to the data files and also put a entry in "backup" table of MSDB databse which update the First and last LSN number against each database instance on MS SQL server.So the differentails backup becomes invalid becuase it seeks its full backup thru LSN number.

SO you get this messages so SQL Server Writer service should shutdown during wohle day so that it could not become invalid ur differential backup.

example :

your first backup thru SQL backup utility

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012345 000012346

Differentail Backup off AAA_database

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012347 000012348

your NTbackup utulity is running and SP2 of SQL and windows server has installed

DatabaseName First LSN LastLSN

AAA_Database 000012349 000012340

when urestore Differenail backup then u got the message deescribed in this thread. Because sql server detects that a latest full backup has done.

Solution is only shutdown ur SQL Writer Service.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

restore 64 to 32 bit

Hi

We have a running SQL server 2005 (x64) and I want to do a restretest, but I do not have a 64 server.

Is it possible to do a restore to a 32 Bit server?

Regards

Kim

It isn′t possible because the binary files of 64 BIT is different of 32 BIT. I had a bad experience with this.|||

I do not agree with the previous post I'm afraid.

The file structure of the database is EXACTLY the same for 32-bit and 64-bit. This means you can use the file on either version of SQL Server 2005.

We have a daily backup from a SQL Server 2005 x64 database that gets distributed to several x64 and x86 servers.

WesleyB

Visit my SQL Server weblog @. http://dis4ea.blogspot.com

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Yes it's possible. I've done it quite a few times without any problems. The backups, data and log files are not 64 bit. They are just SQL Server files.

-Sue

Restore 32bit/64bit

Hello,
I am completely SQL ignorant, so please be gentle!!!
Are SQL 2005 64 bit databases constructed differently to SQL 2005 32
bit databases? For example, could I restore/import a database created
in the 64 bit version to a 32 bit version of SQL 2005?
ThanksThere is no restriction in restoring backups made from a 32 bit or 64
bit instance of SQL Server to the opposite. The same is true for
DETACH and ATTACH. The databases are internally identical.
Roy Harvey
Beacon Falls, CT
On Tue, 29 Apr 2008 08:59:08 -0700 (PDT), tvmo <tvmo@.hotmail.co.uk>
wrote:
>Hello,
>I am completely SQL ignorant, so please be gentle!!!
>Are SQL 2005 64 bit databases constructed differently to SQL 2005 32
>bit databases? For example, could I restore/import a database created
>in the 64 bit version to a 32 bit version of SQL 2005?
>Thanks|||No problem. The two are compatible with each other.
--
Tom
----
Thomas A. Moreau, BSc, PhD, MCSE, MCDBA, MCITP, MCTS
SQL Server MVP
Toronto, ON Canada
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Tom.Moreau
"tvmo" <tvmo@.hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:188289e5-d993-4294-94cd-d183a0c22ed7@.25g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...
Hello,
I am completely SQL ignorant, so please be gentle!!!
Are SQL 2005 64 bit databases constructed differently to SQL 2005 32
bit databases? For example, could I restore/import a database created
in the 64 bit version to a 32 bit version of SQL 2005?
Thanks|||Thanks very much both.
So the only difference is how the application interacts with the
hardware?
Cheers.|||If you by "Application" mean SQL Server, then yes. The application is 64 bit with 64 bit
instructions etc. To be more specific, though, we should say that the app interacts with the
operating system, which in turn interacts with the hardware.
Note that you should be careful if you go down-level in edition, since the database might use some
feature in a higher edition - which isn't available in the lower edition.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://sqlblog.com/blogs/tibor_karaszi
"tvmo" <tvmo@.hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:faee31f3-c5dd-4c77-99c8-7c5e15f6cbf0@.f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> Thanks very much both.
> So the only difference is how the application interacts with the
> hardware?
> Cheers.|||Thanks very much all.