I defined some jobs to move production database in analyst database on other
server. When jobs restore the database on analisys server, the login to the
user are not preserve. I've run an DTS to copy login from production server
to analisys server. Have anybody some clues about this problem. Thank you!Hi,
it is always better to make a script of all user logins created to restore
it over another server , BTW have you include users into that DTS package to
move !
:-)
Regards
--
Andy Davis
Activecrypt Team
---
SQL Server Encryption Software
http://www.activecrypt.com
"tudor" wrote:
> I defined some jobs to move production database in analyst database on oth
er
> server. When jobs restore the database on analisys server, the login to th
e
> user are not preserve. I've run an DTS to copy login from production serve
r
> to analisys server. Have anybody some clues about this problem. Thank you!
>
>|||Hi,
one more thing make me curious that why you make DTS to move DATABASE , is
backup /restore , attach / detach not working, how ever here is a article
FYI :
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/moving_sql_server.htm
:-)
Regards
--
Andy Davis
Activecrypt Team
---
SQL Server Encryption Software
http://www.activecrypt.com
"tudor" wrote:
> I defined some jobs to move production database in analyst database on oth
er
> server. When jobs restore the database on analisys server, the login to th
e
> user are not preserve. I've run an DTS to copy login from production serve
r
> to analisys server. Have anybody some clues about this problem. Thank you!
>
>|||Hi,
here is one more link for your joy , it will list associated role for users:
http://www.sql-server-performance.c...?TOPIC_ID=10504
Andy Davis
Activecrypt Team
---
SQL Server Encryption Software
http://www.activecrypt.com
"tudor" wrote:
> I defined some jobs to move production database in analyst database on oth
er
> server. When jobs restore the database on analisys server, the login to th
e
> user are not preserve. I've run an DTS to copy login from production serve
r
> to analisys server. Have anybody some clues about this problem. Thank you!
>
>
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, March 19, 2012
Manual Log Shipping Restore Log Problems
Hi,
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have some
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file.
Mnay thanks
Anup
Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon
|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>
|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have some
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file.
Mnay thanks
Anup
Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon
|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>
|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
Manual Log Shipping Restore Log Problems
Hi,
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have som
e
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file
.
Mnay thanks
AnupKeep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have som
e
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file
.
Mnay thanks
AnupKeep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
Manual Log Shipping Restore Log Problems
Hi,
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have some
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file.
Mnay thanks
AnupKeep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
I am implementing manual log shipping between a production server and a
standby server.
I have done the follwing:
1. On prod server created 2 devices for db and log.
2. created 2 jobs which will backup db/log,move to network share and restore
to standby server using something like this
BACKUP LOG newnorthwind TO backup_log WITH INIT, NO_TRUNCATE
WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05'
3. my problem is that when scheduling the log every 15 mins the log will
still have the same file name and even i tried having datetime stamp but the
backup time may differ from one log to other and the restore has to have some
kind of dynamic settings that will find the last log backup time.
Can anyone suggest as how i am do that and i dont want to erase the log file.
Mnay thanks
AnupKeep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
Greg Jackson
PDX, Oregon|||But How do i get that info when I am restoring the logs to the standby table
"pdxJaxon" wrote:
> Keep a table that keeps track of which log files you've already "Shipped"
>
> Greg Jackson
> PDX, Oregon
>
>|||you name the t-logs with a datetime in the name
DBNAME_TLOG_200506080800.trn
have a process that copies all the trn logs over to the target server
on the target server read al files in the directory and put them in a temp
table sorted by name
this table is (LogsToApply)
walk the records one at a time and apply them in order IF THEY are not
already listed in the LogsApplied Table.
once you've applied a log, add it's name to the LogsApplied table.
that's it.
I could probably dig the script up for you, but it's been over 2 years since
I did this.
It works great.
GAJ
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