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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Restoring msdb

Hi,
My system went down and I had to reinstall the O/S and of
course SQL Server and MSDE. Anyhow after that saga, I
finally have SQL Server running again with another
Instance called <computername>\VSDOTNET
I have backups of all dbs from prior to the crash, but I
am having trouble restoring them, especially the msdb
because it contains my DTS packages which I need
desperately!
Problem is when I attempt to restore the msdb it fails
and tells me it can't do it b/c the backup was created
with a different version of the server.
I've tried to Force restore over existing database with
no luck. Any suggestions please?
Thank you.
JasonMake sure that the service pack level for your reinstalled system is the same as the one you had
when the prior install crashed. SQL Server cannot go between even service packs for system
databases.
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Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
Archive at: http://groups.google.com/groups?oi=djq&as_ugroup=microsoft.public.sqlserver
"Jason" <shogun1972@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:051401c3b7e2$01590910$a501280a@.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> My system went down and I had to reinstall the O/S and of
> course SQL Server and MSDE. Anyhow after that saga, I
> finally have SQL Server running again with another
> Instance called <computername>\VSDOTNET
> I have backups of all dbs from prior to the crash, but I
> am having trouble restoring them, especially the msdb
> because it contains my DTS packages which I need
> desperately!
> Problem is when I attempt to restore the msdb it fails
> and tells me it can't do it b/c the backup was created
> with a different version of the server.
> I've tried to Force restore over existing database with
> no luck. Any suggestions please?
> Thank you.
> Jason