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New computer as described in topic How to restore database from CD-R backup. Alternatively, you can manually copy the music databases to the new computer's My Documents\My Music folder via network, CD-Recordable, or diskettes. The files that need to be copied all have .DAB extensions and Windows reports their types as "OrangeCD Database". The default and best location for music database files is My Documents\My Music folder. In case you cannot find your music database files on the old computer's hard drive, try using Windows search feature: click Start button, select Search - For files and folders - All files and folders, type "*.dab" (without quotes) and press Search. Note: If your database had "Store covers in external files" option selected in Preferences, Imaging tab, you may also need to manually copy cover storage folders in addition to your database files. There is one cover storage folder per database. The cover storage folders are located in the same folder as databases and can be distinguished by _covers suffix. For example, if your database's name is John's Music Library, corresponding cover storage folder will be John's Music Library_covers. Again, not all databases have corresponding cover storage folders. So, if you don't see the folders, don't worry, because in your case all the covers are probably stored internally in the database file.Once you copied the music database files to the new computer's My Documents\My Music folder, you can start OrangeCD Catalog, press [Browse for a database] button, and select your music database file. Finally, if you have your registration key handy, you can enter it as well as your name in the boxes when prompted by OrangeCD Catalog. Make sure that you spell your name exactly as in the registration letter. If you lost your registration key, feel free to submit support

The backup file (.bak)From the Screen:Specify the source and location of backup sets to restore:I click on the radio button which says "From Device"Then I select the bak file from my local hard drive.Then from the next option:Select the backup sets to restore:It gives me the option of the Database on my production server and not my local server.How can I change that.So basically this is what i want:I want to have an identical copy of the database and all the stored procedures from theproduction server to the local server on my machine.I took a backup of the production server (.bak) file and copied it to my local machine Hard drive.I created a new database on my local machine and now I want to restore the data from this back up file and having all the issues I explained on the top.Thanks a lot. maechismo_8514 SSCoach Points: 17510 I Hope you are trying to restore on your local server. You dont have to create database on your local server just specify it when you are restoring it.Try using TSQL which is the easiest way:Use masterGORESTORE DATABASE 'your database name'FROM DISK='path of your .bak file'GOYou should run this on your computer. navpreet.khurmi SSC Eights! Points: 933 When I run the Command I get the following Error:Use masterGORESTORE DATABASE MSRFROM DISK= 'C:\MSR.bak'GOThe backup set holds a backup of a database other than the existing 'MSR' database. maechismo_8514 SSCoach Points: 17510 RESTORE HEADERONLY FROM DISK='backup file path'and use the correct logical file name of the backup. Steve Jones - SSC Editor SSC Guru Points: 737310 Are you trying to restore a copy of the MSR database OVER TOP of a copy on your local server?The general process:- Connect to production with SSMS- run backup from SSMS- copy backup file from production file system to your local file system- connect to local instance with SSMS- click restore, from device, pick the .bak file you copied.- If this replaces an existing copy of the database, you need to check the box that says overwrite the existing database. homebrew01 SSC Guru Points: 55549 Krishna (3/25/2009)You can't

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