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How to attach SQL 2000 database (MDF) without a LDF file.

Asked by Realhawk in MS SQL Server

Tags: sql, attach, database, 2000, without

Hi..

I have a big problem, hope that you can help...

I have windows 2003 server with CA brightstor 11.0 (Build 2670)

and is making backup to all my SQL Servers.

so I need to restore a database where the MDF file is 4 GB and the LDF file 111 GB.

So right now I already restore the MDF file of 4 GB. but I cannot restore the LDF file..

So I want to attach this MDF file to a test server that have SQL 2000 with SP4.

so I check in this site how to restore the MDF to SQL but not good luck...

can someone help.. how to attach the MDF file on the query analyzer..

if I miss something that cannot be understand , please let me know...

thanks

Regards.

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