- If the Windows SharePoint Services Timer service is running, stop the service and wait for several minutes for any currently running stored procedures to finish.
- Do not restart the service until after you restore the content databases.
- Open SQL Server Management Studio
- Connect to the database server.
- Right-click the Database that you want to restore > Tasks > Restore > Database.
- In the Restore Database dialog box, specify the destination and the source, and then select the backup set or sets that you want to restore.
- In the Select a page pane, click Options.
- In the Restore options section, select only Overwrite the existing database.
- In the Recovery state section:
- If you have included all the transaction logs that you must restore, select RECOVER WITH RECOVERY.
- If you must restore additional transaction logs, select RECOVER WITH NORECOVERY.
- The third option, RECOVER WITH STANDBY is not used in this scenario.
- Click OK to complete the recovery operation.
- Repeat steps 4 through 10 for each database that you are restoring.
- Start the Windows SharePoint Services Timer service.
Friday, June 8, 2012
How to restore content database using SQL server in SharePoint 2010 ?
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