Restoring a database backup to a server failed backup set unlike an existing database today, a database backup is restored in SQL Server R2 and an error is encountered. Restoring a database backup in a failed backup set for a server is different from an existing database. There are several solutions that are generally successful: overwrite the original database is not selected when you restore a new database. WORKAROUND: Select the backup set for restore, and in the options, tick overwrite existing database (with REPLACE). The new database file differs from the file name of the restore database. WORKAROUND: Delete the newly created database and right-click on the database button to restore the database. Out of the dialog box to find the backup file *.bak, when the target database drop-down box automatically appears in the backup file with the same database name, select it, restore, Operation succeeded. The backup of the database is not a full backup. You need to determine if it is a full backup. If you back up your backup files to a new library, you must use a full backup instead of a differential backup file.
Restoring a database backup in a failed backup set for a server is different from an existing database
