I have an ldf and an mdf BCM file. Can I access this database with an SQL tool or something?
P Preacher Aug 8, 2007 #1 I have an ldf and an mdf BCM file. Can I access this database with an SQL tool or something?
K kevinw Aug 9, 2007 #2 I have an ldf and an mdf BCM file. Can I access this database with an SQL tool or something? Click to expand... Assuming you are talking BCM2007 - and therefore SQL Server 2005 Express - you can access your database with SQL Management Studio (free MS download). Kevin
I have an ldf and an mdf BCM file. Can I access this database with an SQL tool or something? Click to expand... Assuming you are talking BCM2007 - and therefore SQL Server 2005 Express - you can access your database with SQL Management Studio (free MS download). Kevin
M Mani Aug 13, 2007 #3 Hello, I am not sure that you can acces by any other application to read bcm backup files formatt. If any plz let me know. I wil chk it and let you know tommorow. mail to me: (e-mail address removed) By, Mani
Hello, I am not sure that you can acces by any other application to read bcm backup files formatt. If any plz let me know. I wil chk it and let you know tommorow. mail to me: (e-mail address removed) By, Mani
P Preacher Aug 13, 2007 #4 Sorry, It's BCM2003 kevinw said: Assuming you are talking BCM2007 - and therefore SQL Server 2005 Express - you can access your database with SQL Management Studio (free MS download). Kevin Click to expand...
Sorry, It's BCM2003 kevinw said: Assuming you are talking BCM2007 - and therefore SQL Server 2005 Express - you can access your database with SQL Management Studio (free MS download). Kevin Click to expand...
L Luther Aug 14, 2007 #5 Sorry, It's BCM2003 - Show quoted text - Click to expand... There are equivalent SQL tools for SQL MSDE (the version used by BCM 2003), although the their names now escape me (enterprise manager?). I think the first step is to attach the mdf file to the sql instance. And you should be able to do that with osql (already on your machine). See this: http://beyng.blogspot.com/2006/03/how-to-attach-database-files-to-sql.html
Sorry, It's BCM2003 - Show quoted text - Click to expand... There are equivalent SQL tools for SQL MSDE (the version used by BCM 2003), although the their names now escape me (enterprise manager?). I think the first step is to attach the mdf file to the sql instance. And you should be able to do that with osql (already on your machine). See this: http://beyng.blogspot.com/2006/03/how-to-attach-database-files-to-sql.html
