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Restoring a file or filegroup uses virtually the same syntax as a full database restore, except you also use the FILEGROUP or FILE keywords. To perform a restore of a specific read-write file or filegroup, your database must use either a full or bulk-logged recovery model. This is required because transaction log backups must be applied after restoring a file or filegroup backup. In SQL Server 2005, if your database is using a simple recovery model, only read-only files or readonly filegroups can have file/filegroup backups and restores. To set up this recipe s example, a filegroup backup is taken for the VLTestDB database: USE master GO BACKUP DATABASE VLTestDB FILEGROUP = 'FG2' TO DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_FG2.bak' WITH NAME = N'VLTestDB-Full Filegroup Backup', SKIP, STATS = 20 GO Time passes, and then a transaction log backup is taken for the database: BACKUP LOG VLTestDB TO DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_FG_Example.trn' Next, the database filegroup FG2 is restored from backup, followed by the restore of a transaction log backup: USE master GO RESTORE DATABASE VLTestDB FILEGROUP = 'FG2' FROM DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_FG2.bak' WITH FILE = 1, NORECOVERY, REPLACE

RESTORE LOG VLTestDB FROM DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_FG_Example.trn' WITH FILE = 1, RECOVERY This returns: Processed 8 pages for database 'VLTestDB', file 'VLTestDB2' on file 1. Processed 8 pages for database 'VLTestDB', file 'VLTestDB3' on file 1. RESTORE DATABASE ... FILE=<name> successfully processed 16 pages in 0.119 seconds (1.101 MB/sec). Processed 0 pages for database 'VLTestDB', file 'VLTestDB2' on file 1. Processed 0 pages for database 'VLTestDB', file 'VLTestDB3' on file 1. RESTORE LOG successfully processed 0 pages in 0.062 seconds (0.000 MB/sec).

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Filegroup or file backups are most often used in very large databases, where full database backups may take too long to execute. With filegroup or file backups comes greater administrative complexity, because you ll have to potentially recover from disaster using multiple backup sets (one per filegroup, for example). In this recipe, the VLTestDB database filegroup named FG2 was restored from a backup device and left in NORECOVERY mode so that a transaction log restore could be applied. The RECOVERY keyword was used in the transaction log restore operation in order to bring the filegroup back online. In SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, filegroups other than the primary filegroup can be taken off-line for restores while leaving the other active filegroups available for use (this is called an ONLINE restore).

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The PARTIAL command can be used with the RESTORE DATABASE command to restore secondary filegroups in a piecemeal fashion. This variation of RESTORE brings the primary filegroup online, letting you then restore other filegroups as needed later on. If you re using a database with a full or bulklogged recovery model, you can use this command with read-write filegroups. If the database is using a simple recovery model, you can only use PARTIAL in conjunction with read-only secondary filegroups. In this example, the VLTestDB is restored from a full database backup using the PARTIAL keyword, and designating that only the PRIMARY filegroup be brought online (and with filegroups FG2 and FG3 staying offline and unrestored). First, to set up this example the primary and FG2 filegroups in the VLTestDB are backed up: USE master GO BACKUP DATABASE VLTestDB FILEGROUP = 'PRIMARY' TO DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_Primary_PieceExmp.bak' GO BACKUP DATABASE VLTestDB FILEGROUP = 'FG2' TO DISK = 'C:\Apress\Recipes\VLTestDB_FG2_PieceExmp.bak' GO

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