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    Hi, I finished the Web project in my system. I want to test it in another system. How to copy the database to that system with stored procedures? Can anyone guide?

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      Hi, I finished the Web project in my system. I want to test it in another system. How to copy the database to that system with stored procedures? Can anyone guide?

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      Christian Graus
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      You don't need to, you can just point to your current machine and point to it over the network. But, why do you want to test another machine;s ability to host it ? Shouldn't you be testing different browsers, not different hosts ?

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        You don't need to, you can just point to your current machine and point to it over the network. But, why do you want to test another machine;s ability to host it ? Shouldn't you be testing different browsers, not different hosts ?

        Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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        He need my project for studying. And there s no net connection in his house. So i have to copy my database to there. Can u give a idea?

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          He need my project for studying. And there s no net connection in his house. So i have to copy my database to there. Can u give a idea?

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          Take Backup of your Database and Restore that in his System.

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            He need my project for studying. And there s no net connection in his house. So i have to copy my database to there. Can u give a idea?

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            Christian Graus
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            Ideally, you'd create a DB as a series of scripts that can be run to recreate the DB. IF you didn't do this, then, as someone else said, if it's SQL Server, you need to backup and restore it. ASsuming you have access to client tools.

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              Take Backup of your Database and Restore that in his System.

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              Can u explain how to take backup and restore? I dont know it.

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                Ideally, you'd create a DB as a series of scripts that can be run to recreate the DB. IF you didn't do this, then, as someone else said, if it's SQL Server, you need to backup and restore it. ASsuming you have access to client tools.

                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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                Can u explain how to take backup and restore? I dont know it. I am new to Dot net and Sql

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                  Can u explain how to take backup and restore? I dont know it. I am new to Dot net and Sql

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                  Christian Graus
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                  No, I really can't, because you've not given me enough information. What database are you using ? Is your database an mdb file, is it SQL Server, or is it SQL Server Express ? Or something else ?

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                    No, I really can't, because you've not given me enough information. What database are you using ? Is your database an mdb file, is it SQL Server, or is it SQL Server Express ? Or something else ?

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                    I am using db of SQlserver 7.

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                      I am using db of SQlserver 7.

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                      OK. I would recommend buying a book on databases and reading it, and also becoming familiar with the help files that come with SQL Server ( typing 'backup database' into those is the best way to answer this question ). Right click on the DB and choose backup. Then give the backup to your friend, and he will restore it into his instance of SQL Server.

                      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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