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Hi<br />
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Just restore the sandbox db and in the process point to the backup files from the production one.<br />
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Cheers
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cmdolcet

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Hi,<br />
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but you need to make sure that you do not use the database name itself inside of any of the objects (SPs, UDFs, Views). So if there is something like &quot;SELECT ... FROM ProductionDatabase.dbo.Tab<wbr />leName&quot; then of course you need to remove &quot;Productiondatabase.&quot; from all these code lines as it is normally never needed to explicitly add the database name. This should be removed permanently, not only for the sandbox.<br />
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I recommend to use a tool like Redgate Search (free to download and install) which is able to search through all existing objects.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
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Christian
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I have my production Database that I would like to backup and then restore the data to a &quot;sandbox&quot; database. The problem is that I the production database is not the same name as the sandbox database.<br />
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How would I solve this issue and be able to backup the production data and rename it to the sandbox database.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I have my production Database that I would like to backup and then restore the data to a "sandbox" database. The problem is that I the production database is not the same name as the sandbox database.

How would I solve this issue and be able to backup the production data and rename it to the sandbox database.

Thanks in advance.

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