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<P CLASS="proclabel">To restore a
UDDI&nbsp;Services
database</P>
<P CLASS="Important">Important</P>
<UL>
<LI>
Before restoring any data, it is highly recommended that you <i>stop</i> all
UDDI&nbsp;Services
Web servers that are connected to the database server to which you are
restoring data. For more information, see <a href="uddi.mmc.startorstopasever.htm">Start
or Stop a Web Server</a>.
<LI>
To perform this procedure, you must have administrative credentials.
<LI>
When you restore a
UDDI&nbsp;Services
database, all existing data is destroyed.
<LI>
If any of the paths referenced in the UDDI.Database.bak file do not exist on
the local computer, the restore operation will fail with a device activation
error.</LI>
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From the computer hosting the
UDDI&nbsp;Services
database you want to restore, open <A ID="shortcut" HREF="EXEC=,cmd.exe,, CHM=UAShared.chm FILE=alt_url_windows_component.htm">
Command Prompt</A>.
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At the command prompt, type:
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<B>CD&nbsp;<i>UDDI_Services_Installation_Directory</i>\Data</B></p>
The default
UDDI&nbsp;Services
installation directory is:
<P><i>systemroot</i><b>\Inetpub\UDDI\</b></P>
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If you have not already done so, copy the database backup file (<b>UDDI.Database.bak</b>)
that you want to restore into this directory.
<LI>
Type:
<p><NOBR><B>UDDI.database.restore.cmd</B> <wbr>[<i>Database_Instance_Name</i>]</NOBR></p>
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<TH>
Value</TH>
<TH>
Description</TH>
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<TD><i>Database_Instance_Name</i></TD>
<TD>The name of the local MSDE2000 or SQL Server database instance where the UDDI
Services database component is installed. If none is specified, the default
database instance is used.</TD>
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For example, to restore to a database instance named UDDI, type:
<p><NOBR><B>uddi.database.restore.cmd UDDI</B></NOBR></p>
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The backup data replaces the existing data in this database instance.
<P CLASS="note">Note</P>
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You can only restore data from backups made from the same installation of
UDDI&nbsp;Services. You cannot use this tool to migrate data
from one installation to another.
<LI>
Use the <B>runas</B> command to perform administrative tasks with
Administrative&nbsp;credentials as necessary. You can use this command by
typing <b>runas</b> at the command prompt.
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