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Database replication

Last post 05-09-2008, 3:38 PM by gilberte1960. 5 replies.
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  • Database replication

     03-16-2007, 2:43 PM

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    Okay, I am a web developer who does a lot of data-driven interactivity. I need to create a developmental database for a customer, and I would then like to copy that database into the production database. I have made numerous inquirees in the past regarding this, and I'm hoping that someone else out there has overcome this problem. I have seen the article http://www.servergrid.com/support/article.aspx?id=13975 about Backing up and restoring MSSQL databases. It states that SSIS is the preferred method, but it gives no instructions on how to USE SSIS. I am using the SQL 2005 server, and I am using the commercial version of SSMS.

     The best I can figure is that when I use the backup utility from within SSMS, it makes a backup on the ServerGrid system, without making a backup on my office network. Does anyone know how to make a local backup of a servergrid DB? Also, does anyone know how to restore a ServerGrid DB from a local file?

     Any help at all would be great! Thanks!

  • Re: Database replication

     05-08-2007, 3:11 PM

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    no help ???
  • Re: Database replication

     05-18-2007, 9:50 AM

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    I am also looking for the same.

    Did anybody comes up with a solution yet ?

     

  • Re: Database replication

     05-18-2007, 11:50 AM

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    The official "Replication" feature of MSSQL is too resource intensive for a shared server but we would be happy to manage it as part of a dedicated server package.  The supported method for moving MSSQL data into and out of our shared servers is the link previously mentioned (http://www.servergrid.com/support/article.aspx?id=13975).  For even better customizability and performance for moving application data between our server and your local environment you could implement a type of replication in your code where your local application has a routine that accesses new data from our server and updates the local database with relevant new information only.

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  • Re: Database replication

     03-24-2008, 8:00 AM

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    This post really helped me.

     http://userlink.servergrid.com/forums/post/542.aspx

    I think it will solve your issue.
     

  • Re: Database replication

     05-09-2008, 3:38 PM

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    Great tool to use is subsonic it will take a database schema for all your tables ,data and stored procedures

    SubSonic: All Your Database Are Belong To Us SubSonic All Your Database Are Belong To Us, Data Access, .NET, ASP.NET ... SubSonic is a toolset that helps a website build itself . Get your project from idea to prototype.. http://www.subsonicproject.com
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