You can restore a project from a back up copy of your database and project files. This is useful if you need to restore a project from a backed up version from an earlier point in time or if you need to transfer/receive a copy of someone else's project and database.
In the Restore from section browse to the SQL server backup file (*.bak). Then select the corresponding project file (*.hga).
In the Restore to section you need to specify the name of your project (it will use the project name in the *.hga file by default). and then specify the Data source type and which SQL Server you will be restoring the backup to. You can select the Refresh button to look for additional SQL Servers.
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•You can specify the name of the database - by default this is also taken from the *.hga file.
•Finally you have the option to specify to use Windows Authentication (default) or SQL Server Authentication.
•The select the OK button. The database will be restored onto the SQL Server and the project will open.
If you ever need to provide a copy of your database to someone - a back up of the SQL Server database can be made using the BackUp Database option (available in the Database menu), explained later in this section. A copy of the project can be made by simply copying the project folder, and its contents, using Windows explorer.
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