How do you fix a Transaction Log for a database is full?
Try one of the 4 suggestion below to fix this issue:
- Under SQL Server Management Studio set the Maximum File Size under options for Altiris database to Unrestricted File Growth.
- Increase the Restricted File Growth (MB) size to a larger value creating space for transaction logs to grow.
- Shrink the log files from task.
How to restore SQL database without a logfile?
Go to the object explorer windows and do right click on the databases and access the Attach option. A dialog box, on the Attach database, appeared hit on the Add. The dialog box Locate Database files get displayed, choose the location where the MDF file is present and click on the file to select, and then Hit OK to exit.
How to fix SQL database restore failed database in use?
Summary: This blog will describe solutions to fix the ‘SQL database restore failed, database in use’ error. These solutions include disconnecting active connections (users and processes) to the database and by using Stellar Toolkit for MS SQL software to recover SQL database (db) from corrupt db or backup (.bak) file.
Is there a SQL Server Backup that cannot be restored?
Restore Backup Fails – File ‘Db’ cannot be restored to ‘ {…}.mdf’. Use WITH MOVE to identify a valid location for the file I am getting the following errors trying to do a restore using the restore command on a backup file I recieved from a customer. RESTORE DATABASE SFDB FROM DISK = N’C:\\Backup\\Backup.bak’
Is there a way to restore a database that does not exist?
Because you are restoring a new database, there is no need to specify the WITH_REPLACE option, as the database does not yet exist. However, before you execute the script or finish the dialog by clicking on OK, ensure that the files you listed in the Restore As portion do not exist on the file system.