Joel,
>From the TDP for SQL 2.2 README file...
Backups made with TDP for MS SQL Version 1 CANNOT be queried or
restored using Version 2 nor can backups made with Version 2 be
queried or restored using Version 1.
You must keep TDP for MS SQL Version 1 for as long as you have
Version 1 backups that may need to be restored.
There is a longer explanation on why in the User's Guide.
Look at a section titled:
Version Migration/Coexistence Considerations
OK. So what can you do?
Install version 1 on Host-B (both V1 and V2 will coexist nicely)
and restore your database.
Thanks,
Del
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I have 2 Windows 2000 servers each running MS SQL7. The old machine,
Host-A, is running TDP for MS SQL version 1.1.2.01 while the new machine,
Host-B, is running version 2.2.
I want to restore a database that was backed up on Host-A to Host-B. When
I
attempt to view the backup tree for Host-A on Host-B's tdpsql gui screen,
nothing is displayed and the TSM server logs this error:
ANR9999D smnode.c(5323): Error validating inserts for event 14995.
Any suggestions as to what is wrong?
