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Hi everybody,

as a followup to the latest post of Louis I created a poll where you an quickly share your experiences with rebooting your server.

The poll can be reached under: http://www.sqlserver2005.de/Polls

Feel free to enter any poll wishes under the feedback site, I will consider to publish them there.

-Jens Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de
First thanks to anyone participating in the survey on my site about "Reasons and how often you reboot your server”.

If you are interested in, the results can be viewed here http://www.sqlserver2005.de/Polls/Results/Poll1.pdf.

Have fun, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

Poll: Followup --> How often do you reboot your server ?

Hi everybody,

as a followup to the latest post of Louis I created a poll where you an quickly share your experiences with rebooting your server.

The poll can be reached under: http://www.sqlserver2005.de/Polls

Feel free to enter any poll wishes under the feedback site, I will consider to publish them there.

-Jens Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de
First thanks to anyone participating in the survey on my site about "Reasons and how often you reboot your server”.

If you are interested in, the results can be viewed here http://www.sqlserver2005.de/Polls/Results/Poll1.pdf.

Have fun, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

point in time restore

hello everybody
i just tried to do the exercise of point in time restore with northwind
database.
First i took a complete database backup of northwind
then after 10 min i took a transaction log backup of northwind
now when i try to restore the northwind database
while restoring i get this erros as
"invalid value specified for stopat parameter, restore log is terminating
abnormally
also now my northwind database is showing as loading & nothing inside this
database is showing
can anyone please suggest where i'm wrong & what needs to be taken care
about while doing point in time restore.Hi
Post the T-SQL code you used to do the restore.
Regards
Mike
"vishal" wrote:
> hello everybody
> i just tried to do the exercise of point in time restore with northwind
> database.
> First i took a complete database backup of northwind
> then after 10 min i took a transaction log backup of northwind
> now when i try to restore the northwind database
> while restoring i get this erros as
> "invalid value specified for stopat parameter, restore log is terminating
> abnormally
> also now my northwind database is showing as loading & nothing inside this
> database is showing
> can anyone please suggest where i'm wrong & what needs to be taken care
> about while doing point in time restore.
>
>