Sandy --
The RestoreP utility can only restore a project that exists in the Project
Server database, but it cannot restore a project that was deleted.
Therefore, he's how to restore it:
1. Ask your DBA to create a new SQL Server database and then restore the
backup of the Project Server database into the new database
2. Launch Microsoft Project Professional and log into Project Server
3. Click File - Open - Open from File
4. Click the ODBC button
5. Create a Machine Data Source that attaches to the new database
containing the Project Server backup and then click the Finish button and
the OK button
6. Select the new Machine Data Source and click the OK button
7. In the Import Wizard - Project Definition dialog, select the project
that was accidentally deleted and click the Finish button
8. Click File - Save As, then click the Save as File button
9. Save the project as an .mpp file
10. Close the .mpp file
11. Click Tools - Enterprise Options - Import Project to Enterprise
12. Import the .mpp file saved in step #9 above
Hope this helps.
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Dale A. Howard [MVP]
Enterprise Project Trainer/Consultant
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