You need to restore the full backup first. Then,

The very first log backup after the full backup.

The second log backup after the full backup.

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If we assume every part is in healthy condition, I would like to check the free space on this server. Lower free space on a hard disk may reduce the...

I forgot to include the link in the previous post. Here is it.

http://www.faqs.org/docs/abs/HTML/exitcodes.html

How about this one:

SELECT COUNT (*), State FROM T1 GROUP BY State, Sex HAVING Sex = 'M'

Did you try to collect data from your remote servers, insert into a temp table in your "central point", then migrate the data to wherever you want?

Most likely, your backup file contains a lot of information on logs. Did you have transactional backup after your full backup? Did you shrink your data and log files after...

Did you restore your log file in order? If you miss any earlier log file, you will get the error message.

It should work in the developer edition. The developer edition has the same functionality as the enterprise edition except license and the number of concurrent users.

But databbase mirror is introduced...

I do not think so. SQL Server is built on the basis of atomicity.

Did you check whether or not any big application running on this server? Could you shrink your log file?

How about log shipping?

You do not need to stop your SQL server. What you need to do is only detach/attach stuff when you have both mdf and ldf files.

The error message, Invalid Object Name, comes from many reasons, such as,

1. The naming is incorrect;

2. A table or a column does not exist;

3. The owner is incorrect;

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Based on the...

What is your SQL Server service pack version?

Exit code 128 is a quite general code. We need more information to tell what caused this error, such what program you ran in this step.

Here is a link telling...