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Quick way to copy database in SQL.
JTPro
Member Posts: 169
Hello all,
I have a Navision 4.0SP1 SQL option. Now I want to have two databases: one productive one, and one for tests. Who knows the quick way to copy productive database to test one? Do I have to create new database and restore the backup of productive database? :-k
Best regards
jtpro
I have a Navision 4.0SP1 SQL option. Now I want to have two databases: one productive one, and one for tests. Who knows the quick way to copy productive database to test one? Do I have to create new database and restore the backup of productive database? :-k
Best regards
jtpro
Navision Application Version: 4.0SP1
Navision Database Version: 4.0
Navision Database Version: 4.0
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2、Copy your database files to another folder
3、Restart your SQL Server Service
4、Start SQL Server Enterprise Manager,Select "Database" menu in the left subform, Right-click, select "All tasks"-"Attach database",attach the copy to SQL Server,note that you must assign a new name to this new database, then you own a new database as same as the original one
hope these can help you!
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