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Bonjour,

Voici un script que j'ai rédigé qui j'espère pourra t'aider :
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--- Generate DB restore script using SQL Backup
--- Author : Jerome Duquène
--- Last review : 2008/04/09
--- 
--- Description :
--- As first step, this script will create the procedure SYS_getDatabaseFileNames.
--- Then based on the configured value for the target server and the list of DB to restore
--- it will generate the restore script.
--- Finally it will remove the stored procedure.
--- This script works if the server name is 14 char long and if it exists a share called like 'Backups_XXXXX'
--- where XXXXX is last 5 characters of the servername
---
--- Usage :
--- Configure the data, log and index paths
--- Configure the list of DB to restore
--- Configure the backup date
--- Configure the backup instance name
--- Run this script on the source server
--- Run the output script on the target server
----------------------------------------------------
SET nocount on
if exists(select * from sysobjects where name = 'SYS_getDatabaseFilenames' and xtype = 'p')
begin
	drop procedure SYS_getDatabaseFilenames
end
GO
Create   procedure SYS_getDatabaseFilenames 
@db varchar(255) = null                --dbname
as
declare @i int                         --Counter
 
declare @insertStatement varchar (700) --build dynamicaly
 
if exists(select * from sysobjects where name = 'SYS_DatabasesFiles' and xtype = 'U')
BEGIN
	drop table SYS_DatabasesFiles
END
 
create table SYS_DatabasesFiles
(
	 id			int identity(1,1)
	,DBName 		varchar(255)
	,Logical_FileName	varchar(255)
	,Physical_FileName	varchar(1000)
)
 
if @db is null
begin
	select dbid, name
	into #DBNames
	from master.dbo.sysdatabases
	order by dbid
 
	set @i = 1
 
	while @i <= (select max(dbid) from #DBNames)
	BEGIN
		select @db = name from #DBNames where dbid = @i
 
		set @insertStatement = 'insert into SYS_DatabasesFiles(DBName, Logical_FileName, Physical_FileName) select distinct ''' + @db + ''', name, fileName from ' + @db + '.dbo.sysfiles'
 
		exec (@insertStatement)
 
		set @i = @i + 1
	END
end
else
begin
	set @insertStatement = 'insert into SYS_DatabasesFiles(DBName, Logical_FileName, Physical_FileName) select distinct ''' + @db + ''', name, fileName from ' + @db + '.dbo.sysfiles'
	exec (@insertStatement)
end
 
-- set @i = 1
-- 
-- while @i <= (select max(dbid) from #DBNames)
-- BEGIN
-- 	select @db = name from #DBNames where dbid = @i
-- 	
-- 	set @insertStatement = 'insert into SYS_DatabasesFiles(DBName, Logical_FileName, Physical_FileName) select distinct ''' + @db + ''', name, fileName from ' + @db + '.dbo.sysfiles'
-- 	
-- 	exec (@insertStatement)
-- 
-- 	set @i = @i + 1
-- END
 
select distinct DBName, Logical_filename, physical_filename from SYS_DatabasesFiles
 
if exists(select * from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects where name = '#DBNames' and xtype = 'U')
begin
	drop table #DBNames
end
 
drop table SYS_DatabasesFiles
GO
----------------------------------------------------
---
---  Please configure where to restore DB files here
---
----------------------------------------------------
set nocount on
 
declare @db varchar(255)
declare @backupDate varchar(8)
declare @sourceServer varchar(100)
declare @destinationDataPath varchar(500)
declare @destinationLogPath varchar(500)
declare @destinationIndexPath varchar(500)
declare @bckInstance varchar(20)
declare @filename varchar(70)
declare @i int
declare @fc int -- file counter
declare @lfn varchar(100) -- logical file name
declare @pfn varchar(100) -- physical file name
 
declare @lastChar int
declare @pos int
 
declare @files varchar(1000)
 
--------------------------------------------------------------
-- Define the backup date here                              --
-- /!\ if there are 2 different backups from the same date, --
-- /!\ for the same DB, this script will fail               --
--------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
 
--------------------------
--
--  Configuration section
--
--------------------------
set @backupDate = '20080311'
set @bckInstance = '(local)'  -- default = (local)
--set @sourceServer = 'serveurName'
 
set @destinationDataPath = 'c:\test\data'
set @destinationLogPath = 'c:\test\log'
set @destinationIndexPath = 'c:\test\index'
 
 
create table #dbName
(
	id int identity(1,1),
	dbName varchar(255)
)
 
 
insert into #dbName
select name from master.dbo.sysdatabases
where name in ('msdb','model','master', 'Djetmp2' ,'SNPTemp') -- name of the DB you want to restore
 
-----------------------------
--
--  End Configuration section
--
-----------------------------
 
set @i = 1
 
while @i <= (select max(id) from #dbName)
BEGIN
	set @files = ''
	select @db = dbName from #dbName where id = @i
 
	create table #dbFiles
	(
		id int identity(1,1),
		dbname varchar(100),
		logical_filename varchar(500),
		physical_filename varchar(500)
	)
 
-- 	print 'print ''Restoring ' + @db + ''''
-- 	print 'exec sp_shutdowndbusers ''' + @db + ''''
-- 	print 'exec master..sqlbackup N''-SQL "RESTORE DATABASE [' + @db + ']  FROM DISK = ''''\\' + left(@@servername,14) + '\Backups_' + right(@@servername,5) + '\' + @db + '\FULL_(local)_' + @db + '_' + @backupDate + '*.sqb'''' WITH RECOVERY, MOVE ''''' + @db + '_Data'''' TO ''''' + @destinationDataPath + '\' + @db + '_data.mdf'''', MOVE ''''' + @db + '_Log'''' TO ''''' + @destinationLogPath + '\' + @db + '_log.ldf''''"'''
-- 	print 'GO'
 
	insert into #dbFiles
	exec SYS_getDatabaseFilenames @db
	set @fc = 1
 
	while @fc <= (select max(id) from #dbFiles)
	begin
		select @lfn = rtrim(ltrim(logical_filename)), @pfn = physical_filename from #dbFiles where id = @fc
		set @pos = 1
 
		-- get last '\' in the physical file name
		while (@pos <> 0)
		begin
			set @lastChar = @pos
			set @pos = charindex('\',@pfn, @lastChar + 1) 
		end
 
		set @pfn = substring(@pfn,@lastChar + 1, len(@pfn) - @lastchar) -- At this step, @pfn contain the real filename	
 
		select @files = case (upper(right(@pfn,3))) 
			when 'LDF' then @files + ', MOVE ''''' + @lfn + ''''' TO ''''' + @destinationLogPath + '\' + @pfn + ''''''
 			when 'MDF' then @files + ', MOVE ''''' + @lfn + ''''' TO ''''' + @destinationDataPath + '\' + @pfn + ''''''
 			else @files + ', MOVE ''''' + @lfn + ''''' TO ''''' + @destinationIndexPath + '\' + @pfn + ''''''		
			end
 
		set @fc = @fc + 1
	end
 
 	print 'print ''Restoring ' + @db + ''''
 	print 'exec sp_shutdowndbusers ''' + @db + ''''
 	print 'exec master..sqlbackup N''-SQL "RESTORE DATABASE [' + @db + ']  FROM DISK = ''''\\' + left(@@servername,14) + '\Backups_' + right(left(@@servername,14),5) + '\' + @db + '\FULL_' + @bckInstance + '_' + @db + '_' + @backupDate + '*.sqb'''' WITH RECOVERY, REPLACE' + @files + '"'''
 	print 'GO'
 
 
	drop table #dbFiles
 
	set @i = @i + 1
END
 
drop table #dbName
GO
SET nocount on
if exists(select * from sysobjects where name = 'SYS_getDatabaseFilenames' and xtype = 'p')
begin
	drop procedure SYS_getDatabaseFilenames
end
GO
La premiere partie contient une sp pour retrouver les noms des fichiers des DB. Il est compatible sql server 2000.

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