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sql server (microsoft) : Restoring 90+ Databases to new SQL 2005 Server


kambizg NO[at]SPAM cox.net
6/20/2006 5:09:34 PM
Hello:

We have a new SQL 2005 server. We have an existing SQL 2000 Server. The
existing SQL 2000 server has about 90+ database that we need to restore
to the new SQL 2005 server.

Does anyone know of the best efficient way to do this?

Thank you. Kam.
dbahooker NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com
6/23/2006 1:45:08 PM
use vba to write a big long TSQL statement; seperated by a bunch of GO
statements?

do you have a list of the 90 databases you need to restore?

i could bust this out in about 30 seconds


-Aaron


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kambizg NO[at]SPAM cox.net
6/26/2006 12:20:07 PM
Hi Aaron:

I can compile a list in Excel and send it to you. Thanks!!

Kam.

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kambizg NO[at]SPAM cox.net
6/29/2006 12:38:12 PM
Hello Aaron:

Did you get my e-mail? Are you able to help?

Thanks.

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KLDBA
7/4/2006 8:07:52 PM
Just query your database to get backup and restore script..

~~~
Paul,
KL MAD DBA

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