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Microsoft SQL DMO(ODBC: SQLstate 42000) error

Asked by tejkumar in MS SQL Server

Tags: odbc, 42000, sqlstate, microsoft

Hi,

While restoring the SQL serverdatabase, I obtain the following error:

Microsoft SQL DMO(ODBC: SQLstate 42000):

The backup of the system database on devise XXXX cannot be restored because it was created by a different version of the server (117441211) than this server (134218262)

A resolutions is very much appreciated.

THanks.
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