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Is the reverse true as well when doing the restore? / comments
Is the reverse true as well when doing the restore?
So "something" stopped the backup, but then it restarted and was successful. Is that correct? / comments
So "something" stopped the backup, but then it restarted and was successful. Is that correct?
I've had the same issue with both SSMS 2005 and SSMS 2008. I never gave it a thought that the issue may be with SQL Prompt. I had thought it was more with Vista and User Account Control settings. / comments
I've had the same issue with both SSMS 2005 and SSMS 2008. I never gave it a thought that the issue may be with SQL Prompt. I had thought it was more with Vista and User Account Control settings.
Select getdate()
go
ALTER DATABASE [ATS_Barclays] SET OFFLINE WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE
GO
Select getdate()
go
ALTER DATABASE [ATS_Barclays] SET ONLINE
GO
Select getdate()
go
Results times
2010-05-10 09:39:00.650
(1 row(s) affected)
2010-05-10 09:39:01.140
(1 row(s) affected)
2010-05-10 09:39:01.437
(1 row(s) affected) / comments
Select getdate()
go
ALTER DATABASE [ATS_Barclays] SET OFFLINE WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE
GO
Select getdate()
go
ALTER DATABASE [ATS_Barclays] SET ONLINE
GO
Select getdate()
go
Results times
2010-05-10...
Peter,
It appears that our network got very busy on Friday and this caused a twofold problem. I store my backups on a file server (not shared by a lot of users) and was restoring another database from that server. I've been able to do this before, but I think it was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back.
The server was restoring one of the larger databases and could not handle the load of another restore. Rather than saying, "Hey buddy. I'm too busy to handle another request from you." It gave me the cryptic VDI error. I was worried that my backups were corrupt or something as heinous.
Thanks for your help,
Larry / comments
Peter,
It appears that our network got very busy on Friday and this caused a twofold problem. I store my backups on a file server (not shared by a lot of users) and was restoring another database ...
SQL Prompt 4.0.4.14? The last I can find on your site is 4.0.3.12. / comments
SQL Prompt 4.0.4.14? The last I can find on your site is 4.0.3.12.
Thanks. And I see the light. I may not fully like it, but I do understand. / comments
Thanks. And I see the light. I may not fully like it, but I do understand.
It could be if the users were made aware of how to fully unzip the files.
What changed between SQL Compare 7 and SQL Compare 8 that made the Interactive HTML so different? / comments
It could be if the users were made aware of how to fully unzip the files.
What changed between SQL Compare 7 and SQL Compare 8 that made the Interactive HTML so different?