The procedures are relevant to database created in SQL Server 20. So in this article, as a general courtesy to those who have been relying on Database Manager for backing-up and restoring SolarWinds product database, I'm going to provide steps for performing these operations using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and in the context of moving an existing database from one SQL Server database server to another. Though all SolarWinds network products still include a utility called Database Manager its feature set is now limited to query operations. You have now restored your database to the most recent state.Users of SolarWinds network products know that a Microsoft SQL Server database is a required component. Once the restore is complete, a notification box will appear. Click OK to begin restoring the database.ġ5. Under Recovery state, ensure that the Restore with Recovery radio button is selected.ġ4. Under Select the backup sets to restore, select all three backups (full, transaction log, and differential).ġ3. Click Add and locate and select the backup file from the Locate Backup File Window. The Specify Backup window will appear.ġ0.
Click the button next to the textbox to select the device to restore from.ĩ. Under Source for restore, select the From device radio button.Ĩ. Ensure that the correct database name appears in the To database field. The Restore Database window will appear.Ħ.
Right-click the desired database, mouseover Tasks, mouseover Restore and select Database.ĥ. Open SQL Server 2005 Management Studio.Ĥ. To restore your database, follow these steps:ġ. If you have been performing routine backups of your database, you can restore it to the point of the most recent backup. Your database is down, your users are in a panic, what do you do?.
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