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By Lester Policarpio, 2011/06/01
Tired of manually restoration of backup files? then this script is for you. This is an easy way to restore your ".BAK" files. Your .mdf and .ldf will be restore in the same path/directory where it first resides (upon execution of the backup). The time consumed depends on how many your databases are and the sizes of the mdf and ldf files. Upon restoration, you can change the path/directory of the .mdf and .ldf. Before running the script please read carefully the comments written in the script so that you can attain a 100% error free execution
This script provides very useful information about database backup and restoration.
SQL Differential Restore Script
I have generated script file from database1 as "database1.sql file" and want to restore database 2
This script will generate a restore statement with supporting MOVE operations to a new directory str...
Constructs a restore script for all databases on the server from backup history.
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