In this tutorial I will guide you through the SnapManager for SQL Restore Wizard. You must of already created a successful backup of an SQL database to be able to restore.
1. Launch the SnapManager for SQL application.











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Putting another name in for the database doesn’t work as it will use the same file path as that of the backed up database. No good if you want to restore as a test version but leave production running.
Hi Gary, if you want to restore from backup to a new database for testing purposes you would want to use the Snapmanager for SQL Clone Wizard, I have a tutorial here for you https://sysadmintutorials.com/tutorials/netapp/snapmanager-for-sql/snapmanager-for-sql-clone-wizard/