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‎Feb 13, 2008
05:33 AM
How to Restore Ms Sql Server Database backup via Install Shield?
I have created one project of type ""InstallScipt MSI Project"". With this project I wanna check following things :
Step : 1 -- >> Check SQL Server 2005 Express edition
Step : 1 -- >> In addition to this I want to upload Databases specific to my application on the Database Server.
Please assist me How can i achieve Step : 2 ?
Rgds
Mayank
Step : 1 -- >> Check SQL Server 2005 Express edition
Step : 1 -- >> In addition to this I want to upload Databases specific to my application on the Database Server.
Please assist me How can i achieve Step : 2 ?
Rgds
Mayank
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‎Feb 13, 2008
07:39 AM
You will need to run a SQL script I believe. If you have different databases then just add a different script to its own component and then use conditions on the components to decide which one to use.
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‎Feb 13, 2008
07:54 AM
cbragg wrote:
You will need to run a SQL script I believe. If you have different databases then just add a different script to its own component and then use conditions on the components to decide which one to use.
Actually I want to Install my Database via Backup File instead of SQL Script by this way i can up my Database with Schema as well as DAta.
Please Suggest..
Thanks
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‎Feb 13, 2008
08:02 AM
I'm afraid i'm not a big enough DBA head for that answer then but you want to start looking at command-line tools you can use as a CA. Be careful how you stand on licensing though if you're going to distribute it.
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‎Feb 13, 2008
08:33 AM
cbragg wrote:
I'm afraid i'm not a big enough DBA head for that answer then but you want to start looking at command-line tools you can use as a CA. Be careful how you stand on licensing though if you're going to distribute it.
Okay .. Then What would be the way to upload the Database on the Database Server .
Please tell me the way .
Thanks.
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