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How do you restore a database backup using SQL Server 2005 over the network? I recall doing this before but there was something odd about the way you had to do it. The database is often running as a service under an account with no network access. If this is the case, then you wouldn't be able to restore directly over the network. Either the backup needs to be copied to the local machine or the database service needs to run as a user with the proper network access. You have few options to use a network file as a backup source Map network drive/path, hosting file, under SAME user as MS-SQL

I am trying to dump a Postgresql database using the pg_dump tool. $ pg_dump books > books.out How ever i am getting this error. pg_dump: server version: 9.2.1; pg_dump version: 9.1.6 pg_dump: aborting because of server version mismatch The --ignore-version option is now deprecated and really would not be a a solution to my issue even if it had worked. How can I upgrade pg_dump to resolve this issue? francs You can either install PostgreSQL 9.2.1 in the pg_dump client machine or just copy the $PGHOME from the PostgreSQL server machine to the client machine. Note that there is no need to initdb

When I backup or restore a database using MS SQL Server Management Studio, I get a visual indication of how far the process has progressed, and thus how much longer I still need to wait for it to finish. If I kick off the backup or restore with a script, is there a way to monitor the progress, or do I just sit back and wait for it to finish (hoping that nothing has gone wrong?) Edited: My need is specifically to be able to monitor the backup or restore progress completely separate from the session where the backup or restore was initiated. Yes. If you have installed sp_who2k5 into your master

I'm making backup program, that saved the phone SharedPreferences data into a file of my own structure. But I don't know how to list them all, which I need: For example, 2 program saved their SharedPreferences with names "Program A" and "Program B" . I need to obtains thay String array contain these 2 names. Then, I use getSharedPreferences with "Program A", I need to get all keys that program has saved. Is it really possible? EDIT1: I DON'T know what programs/activities on the phone. I want to get ALL the keys that every programs saved. It just like you back up all your phone data, but only

Previously I had a problem when making a 'backup' as shown in this question where I get an error when trying to restore the database because I did a copy when the database was running. So I did an experiment with a new database from another computer (this time with ubuntu) I tried this: I created some nodes and relations, very few like 10 (the matrix example). Then I stopped the service neo4j I copied the folder data that contains graph.db to another location After that I deleted the graph.db folder and started neo4j It created automatically a new graph.db folder and the database runs as new

Since I'm making a full backup of my entire debian system, I was thinking if having a copy of /var/lib/mysql directory is a viable alternative to dumping tables with mysqldump. are all informations needed contained in that directory? can single tables be imported in another mysql? can there be problems while restoring those files on a (probably slightly) different mysql server version? Yes Yes if the table is using the MyISAM (default) engine. Not if it's using InnoDB. Probably not, and if there is, you just need to execute mysql_upgrade to fix them To avoid getting databases in a inconsistent