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How to restore a SQL 2005 database from a 2005 .BAK file

Asked by qingmeij in SQL Server 2005

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I need to restore a 2005 SQL backup file to a 2005 SQL databse.  I first create a empty database and right click this database and choose 'restore'.  I used restored from device and clicked 'overwrite' option. But I got the error msg ' ... failed with operating system error 21 (The device is not ready) Microsofte.sqlserver.smo....'.

I did the exact step to restore a 2000 version backup file to 2005 SQL server database and it works. I have no clue why it does not work with 2005 to 2005?

Any one can help?  -- Thanks!

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