Yet another restore script usp_restore

By Wesley Brown, 2004/10/25

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usp_restore - This will restore a backup performed with SQL LiteSpeed from DBAssocatesIT or by the standard backup database routines in SQL Server Please check below the declarations to find the user settable options for this script If the target database is currently in a loading status or cannot be read from this restore it will fail. It requires the ability to read from the sysfiles table to do the WITH MOVE clause in the backup statement. Update to fix a couple of bugs.

By Wesley Brown, 2004/10/25

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