It takes some of the headaches out of the restore, althoughįigure 4≡ shows the splash screen for the Rebuild Master tool. Strongly suggest you copy the files to a local hard disk before you attempt to Location of the data files (the original data files that came on the CD), whichĪre located in the. You will be asked for information such as the Running the rebuildm tool displays the screens shown in FiguresĤ≡ through 4≥. \tools\binnĭirectory ( C. . .\tools\binn> rebuildm.exe) to rebuild We've lost the master database data file. 14:53:18.53 server initconfig: Error 2(The system cannotįind the file specified.) opening 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\log\ERRORLOG'. 14:53:18.50 server Logging SQL Server messages in file The default location for the errorlog is in the SQL Server backup, we discover that it won't start, so we look at theĮrror log. Our system took a power hit and we lost a disk drive. Or by using the stored procedure sp_attach_db. If your database files stillĮxist and are recoverable, you can re-attach the databases by using the SQL EM So, make sure your databases are backed up. Remember that once you rebuild master, you lose all information andĭata. This section, we'll rebuild the master database and then restore When the master databaseīecomes damaged in any way, chances are your SQL Server is not going to work. Rebuilding and Recovering the master Database Rebuilding the master database and how to work around them. We'll also cover some other common problems that you may encounter when Additionally, we go over some otherĬritical areas that often get overlooked in a recovery, namely logins and userĪccounts getting out of synchronization. This chapter goes over the process of rebuilding your masterĭatabase, then recovering it from a backup. If you lose your masterĭatabase, chances are you are not going to start your SQL Server. The master database has specific system information common to allĭatabases (server logins, for example). Program to Generate Logins from the User Database Notes on Logins and Users after a master Rebuild Recovering Other Databases after master Has Been Rebuilt Potential Problems in Rebuilding and Restoring the master SQL Server Backup and Recovery: Tools and Techniques
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