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Posted Tuesday, December 11, 2012 10:05 AM
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Hemant.R (12/10/2012)
hi ,
whenever you restore any database ,that activity related info got stored in
restorehistory table of msdb
plz check with using this
select destination_database_name,USER_NAME,restore_date from restorehistory order by restore_date desc
if ,i m wrong plz tell me.
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We're running SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition. We restore a backup of a 100gb db every day in the early morning hours.
The scheduled job starts at 3:45am each day; the value I see in RESTORE_DATE is 3:45:04am (+-3 seconds).
This db does NOT get restored in 4 seconds; it takes about an hour.
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