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URGENT - Sql Server 2000 - Database ID changed after restore..?

Asked by TheFoot in MS SQL Server, Visual Basic Programming

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I am using VB6/ADO to perform a backup of an application master database, then restoring it (changing the filenames) as a new client database.  (We are a web dev company and use a generic web database as a base for each new website.)

Attached is the SQL that I use to perform the backup/restore.  

The problem that I have is the following error is reported when I try to populate a vb6 combobox:

"Could not find database ID 34. Database may not be activated yet or may be in transition."

I have found copious solutions on the internet that all involve recompiling sprocs, but it doesnt help me as I use straight SQL on an ADO connection against the database.  If I open query analyser and login as the same user and run the same query - no problem...

The SQL I am using is simple: "select LANGUAGE_ID, LANGUAGE_NAME from [NEW_DATABASE].[dbo].[mt_LANGUAGE] order by LANGUAGE_NAME".  I am referencing the database in this way because the ADO connection default database is another.  I eliminated this as a possible cause by connecting to another database in query analyser and running the same query - without problem.

What gives?  The database ID is 33 when I check sysdatabases, so why is the app looking for id 34?

Pls help1  [Confused..]

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Backup App Master: BACKUP DATABASE [WEBMAN_MASTER] to [WEBMAN_MASTER_BACKUP] WITH FORMAT, Name = 'WEBMAN_MASTER'
Restore as new Client DB: restore database [NEW_DATABASE] FROM [WEBMAN_MASTER_BACKUP] WITH MOVE 'WEBMAN_MASTER_Data' TO '[new_data_file_location]', MOVE 'WEBMAN_MASTER_Log' TO '[new_log_file_location]'
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