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Steve Jones - SSC Editor
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Posted Wednesday, January 21, 2009 7:23 AM
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Why is verify history needed? I've never used this on the same server since backups are usually known quantities. It's on a DR server I might check since I don't have backup history.
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The question probably should have said that RESTORE VERIFYONLY doesn't write to the msdb.dbo.restorehistory by default. But there is the LOADHISTORY parameter that will make it so.
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I agree with Warren. In MSDN its clearly written that msdb.restorehistory contains one row for each restore operation.
For VERIFYONLY restore option column [restore_type] will contain 'V'
V = Verifyonly
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igorg (1/21/2009)
I agree with Warren. In MSDN its clearly written that msdb.restorehistory contains one row for each restore operation.
For VERIFYONLY restore option column [restore_type] will contain 'V'
V = Verifyonly
RESTORE VERIFYONLY can write to history system table if you specify LOADHISTORY option. The question doesn't mention this at all, so the answer is No.
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Iggy (1/21/2009)
igorg (1/21/2009)
I agree with Warren. In MSDN its clearly written that msdb.restorehistory contains one row for each restore operation.
For VERIFYONLY restore option column [restore_type] will contain 'V'
V = Verifyonly
RESTORE VERIFYONLY can write to history system table if you specify LOADHISTORY option. The question doesn't mention this at all, so the answer is No.
No. it's a stupid question and the correct answer "Only if LOADHISTORY" is specified isn't available.
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