It depends on how do you want to restore, whether you want to do a direct restore with recovery or direct restore with replace. please refer the document Avamar 6.0 for SQL server guide below for steps from perfroming the restore for SQL database.
Manually create the pathE:\MSSQL2008R2\Data on SQL Server and then trigger the restore from Avamar with "SQL Replace option". Make sure to this this option only to restore user DB's.
This is very generic error, issue cause because of the timed out value. For sqlvdi default time-out value is 10 sec which is generally very less for the backup to complete. I would request you to add flag on avssql.cmd file.
To perform redirect restore with different name you need to create instance on another sql sever and you have to specify the name of the database (anyname) in the restore job if the database doesn't exist on the target server.
RudreshReddy
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February 20th, 2013 00:00
It depends on how do you want to restore, whether you want to do a direct restore with recovery or direct restore with replace. please refer the document Avamar 6.0 for SQL server guide below for steps from perfroming the restore for SQL database.
https://support.emc.com/docu32492_Avamar-6.0-for-SQL-Server-Guide.pdf?language=en_US
Thanks
Rudresh
AshishShankar
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September 22nd, 2017 05:00
Manually create the path E:\MSSQL2008R2\Data on SQL Server and then trigger the restore from Avamar with "SQL Replace option". Make sure to this this option only to restore user DB's.
Rehan_dos
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September 26th, 2017 07:00
AJ,
This is very generic error, issue cause because of the timed out value. For sqlvdi default time-out value is 10 sec which is generally very less for the backup to complete. I would request you to add flag on avssql.cmd file.
To perform redirect restore with different name you need to create instance on another sql sever and you have to specify the name of the database (anyname) in the restore job if the database doesn't exist on the target server.
Thanks
Rehan