How do I restore a contents database in SharePoint 2013?

How do I restore a contents database in SharePoint 2013?

1 Answer

  1. Delete your web application.
  2. Create a new one.
  3. Next, from your Central Administration => Application Management => Manage Content Databases => select the content database which has been created in step 2 => Remove content database => OK.
  4. Restore your backed up content database to sql server.

How do I restore a BAK file on Android for free?

Please launch the Android Backup Restore program on your computer and then go to “Data Backup & Restore” option on it. As is showed below, there is an underlined phrase in blue which reads “View backup history”. Click on it to view previous backup files and the . bak files you move in from other folders.

Can You restore a.bkp file in SQL Server?

SQL Server can only restore backups in its own format (mostly named .bak). bkp files could be from oracle or progress – you know best which product. You have to import the data manually into sql server after restoring it in the original program.

How to restore specific.bkp file in RMAN?

You can determine if autobackup is enabled by issuing show controlfile autobackup; in RMAN, and enable it saying configure controlfile autobackup on; in RMAN. Since you supplied the paths to the backup sets you want to restore your database from, I assume that you obtained them from your current control file using RMAN.

Can You restore a SQL Server 2008 backup?

If it is a SQL Server backup file from a version earlier than 2008 or 2012 (or the same version, you can not restore a Sql Server 2012 backup file to a Sql Server 2008 instance) you can restore it to a new database by using the following command:

How to back up spfile and control files?

Thus after every successful database backup with backup database, the spfile and control file will be automatically backed up. You can determine if autobackup is enabled by issuing show controlfile autobackup; in RMAN, and enable it saying configure controlfile autobackup on; in RMAN.