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Basic SQL - Restoring a SQL Server backup

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This post is part of "Overview of NAV-specific SQL features for application consultants".

You can back up your Microsoft Dynamics NAV database either from a NAV client or from SQL Server Management Studio. To restore a backup made from SQL Server, follow these steps:

1)     Open SQL Server Management Studio
2)    You don’t need to create a database first, like you do from NAV. Just right click on Databases, then select “Restore Database...”.
3)    In the box that opens, type in a name for your new database. You can name it anything. Then change the source from “From database” to “From device”. Device, in this case, just means file.
4)    Click the Assist Edit button next to “From Device”, which opens a new dialogue box. Click Add, and then select the SQL backup you are restoring, and click OK.
5)    SQL Server will list a few details about the backup you selected. Tick the “Restore” box, and then click OK:

Restore

The new database should now appear in SQL Server management studio, and you can access it from a NAV client.

 

Lars Lohndorf-Larsen

Microsoft Dynamics UK

Microsoft Customer Service and Support (CSS) EMEA

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    November 07, 2008
    As the title says, this post is not really for NAV developers, but for application consultants who don't

  • Anonymous
    July 03, 2013
    Thanks , This post was of great use. Very wel written , precise and clear.

  • Anonymous
    June 08, 2014
    I did the same to restore the Database File for the Sql Server, the problem i m facing is synchronization of users to the navision. When i try to login using the existing user i get error message. I dont know why i get this problem. PLease help me.