In your case you'll want to use the STOPAT flag with the full restore, not the log restore.

Take a look at what I said above. Here, I'll paste it in here so you know what I'm talking about.

The short answer to that specific scenario is I...

I don't really have any insight into the office team. I'm on office'07 though and it appears to be buggy there too. However, I'm not sure if it's...

I've got a video I did last week on working with for each loops. Give me till tomorrow and I'll post it for you.

OK, now maybe I'm not explaining myself clearly either. Try what I told you to and get back to us.

Well there's evidently something really screwy in the driver because I not only recreated your problem, I was able to introduce new problems.

However, I was able to do...

The short answer to that specific scenario is I don't know. I could honestly see it going either way. However, you're talking about recovering a specific transaction, so...

Well, it really depends on the mode that the DB was in when you ran the delete.

You may have screwed yourself with the log backup though. If...

We don't really have an equivalent to that function. If the values already exist in the data you're importing then assign varchar on the target. If not, then...

Sorry dude, this is not an IBM forum. I would suggest trying one of those. You may have better luck.

There's no difference between the 2 platforms so you shouldn't be having this issue as a result of being on 64bit.

And if you're positive that you've got it setup for...

I'm not sure, but my initial thought is no.

However, the easiest way to get it done is to have the child save the new value to a table and just...

Somewhat, but their exact permissions aren't self-explanatory.

For instance, it's not a given what the difference between serveradmin and sysadmin is. That's not in the names of either...

I can't imagine why you'd be doing it like this anyway. The ways you were forced to do things in DTS aren't the ways you'd choose to do them...

Yeah, the documentation inside sql itslef is lacking to the level of disappointment.