The name of the database can be changed as it is restored to the destination computer, without having to restore the database first and then change the name manually. For example, it may be necessary to change the database name from Sales to SalesCopy to indicate that this is a copy of a database.
The database name explicitly supplied when you restore a database is used automatically as the new database name. Because the database name does not already exist, a new one is created by using the files in the backup. When restoring backups from an earlier version, it is helpful to know in advance whether the path drive and directory of each of the full-text catalogs in a backup exists on the destination computer.
For information about alternative options for upgrading full-text indexes, see Upgrade Full-Text Search. When a database is restored on another computer, the SQL Server login or Microsoft Windows user who initiates the restore operation becomes the owner of the new database automatically. When the database is restored, the system administrator or the new database owner can change database ownership.
To prevent unauthorized restoration of a database, use media or backup set passwords. When you restore a database onto another server instance, to provide a consistent experience to users and applications, you might have to re-create some or all of the metadata for the database, such as logins and jobs, on the other server instance. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info.
Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Tibor Karaszi Tibor Karaszi Add a comment. Don't create a new empty database. There should be a grey empty input-field. To the right of it, Select the " Select "files" in the menu to the left, and modify where you want your files to be stored for the new database.
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Question feed. In SQL Server, certain permissions are set on the data and log files of each database. The following permissions are set whenever the following operations are applied to a database:.
The permissions prevent the files from being accidentally tampered with if they reside in a directory that has open permissions.
The following example creates the database mytest and creates a corresponding primary and transaction log file.
This example also demonstrates how to drop the database named mytest if it exists, before creating the mytest database. The following example creates the database Sales. The following example creates the database Archive that has three MB data files and two MB transaction log files.
This example places the database on the D: drive instead of with the master database. Archive was defined to have multiple data and log files. Beginning with SQL Server 9. Because a database snapshot is read-only, a log file cannot be specified. In conformance with the syntax, every file in the source database is specified, and filegroups are not specified. The following example creates the database MyOptionsTest. The following example attaches the full-text catalog AdvWksFtCat along with the AdventureWorks data and log files.
The data and log files remain in their default locations. The following example creates the FileStreamDB database. Each filegroup contains one file:. The following example creates the BlobStore1 database.
SQL Server. With this statement, you specify the database name, collation, maximum size, edition, service objective, and, if applicable, the elastic pool for the new database. It can also be used to create the database in an elastic pool. Additionally, it can be used to create a copy of the database on another SQL Database server. For more information, see Identifiers.
This is the behavior found in SQL Server. Geo restore or ability to recover from regional outage is only available when database is created with 'GEO' backup storage redundancy. Unless explicitly specified, databases created with T-SQL use geo-redundant backup storage. Single and pooled databases. Hyperscale tier databases grow as needed, up to TB.
The SQL Database service adds storage automatically - you do not need to set a maximum size. P11 and P15 can use up to 4 TB of included storage at no additional charge. For additional details regarding resource limitations for vCore model, see vCore resource limits.
For service objective descriptions and more information about the size, editions, and the service objectives combinations, see Azure SQL Database Service Tiers. Support for PRS service objectives have been removed. For questions, use this e-mail alias: premium-rs microsoft.
Does not apply to databases in the Hyperscale service tier. For copying a database to the same or a different SQL Database server. This parameter is optional when the source database and the destination database are to be located on the same SQL Database server. In other words, if your server's fully qualified domain name is serverName.
When set to ON , it creates a ledger database, in which the integrity of all user data is protected. Only ledger tables can be created in a ledger database. Databases in Azure SQL Database have several default settings that are set when the database is created.
When this occurs, you cannot insert or update data, or create new objects such as tables, stored procedures, views, and functions. However, you can still read and delete data, truncate tables, drop tables and indexes, and rebuild indexes. There may be as much as a fifteen-minute delay before you can insert new data. Therefore, a connection to the SQL Database server is not needed for the full duration of the copy process.
At the time the copy process completes successfully, the destination database is transactionally consistent with the source database. By default, the database copy is created with the same backup storage redundancy as that of the source database.
Changing the backup storage redundancy while creating a database copy is not supported via T-SQL. If the login is based on SQL Server authentication, the login executing the statement on the local server must have a matching login on the source SQL Database server, with an identical name and password.
The following example sets zone-redundancy for database backups. Both point-in-time restore backups and long-term retention backups if configured will use the same backup storage redundancy. When creating a database on a managed instance, you specify the database name and collation. With this statement, you specify the database name, collation, maximum size, edition, and service objective.
For Azure Synapse Analytics use 'datawarehouse'. The maximum allowable size for rowstore data in the database. Data stored in rowstore tables, a columnstore index's deltastore, or a nonclustered index on a clustered columnstore index cannot grow beyond MAXSIZE.
When this occurs, you cannot insert and update data, or create new objects such as tables, stored procedures, views, and functions. You can still read and delete data, truncate tables, drop tables and indexes, and rebuild indexes.
A simple example for creating a data warehouse database. In Analytics Platform System, this statement is used to create a new database on a Analytics Platform System appliance. Use this statement to create all files associated with an appliance database and to set maximum size and auto-growth options for the database tables and transaction log.
Default value is OFF. Sets the size in integer or decimal gigabytes for the total space allocated to replicated tables and corresponding data on each Compute node. The size, in integer or decimal gigabytes, for the total space allocated to distributed tables and corresponding data across the appliance.
The size in integer or decimal gigabytes for the transaction log across the appliance. Databases are created with database compatibility level , which is the compatibility level for SQL Server
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