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    Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    I am unable to restore .bak file in sql server 2005 ,Although i took back up from sql server 2005 and restore in the same version,its giving me an error ...

    does any one thing think that .bak is corrupted or whatever... please give me any remedy in that case ..I am also attaching .bak file too...any quick reply is highly appreciated ...



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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    does minor version of sql server 2005 effect on database restoring ??
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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    maybe... I know that a backup from SQL2008SP1 cannot be applied to SQL2008 .... but usually in that case, you get a version error... your error is different. have you tried searching for that error?

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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    i verify database using this

    RESTORE VERIFYONLY FROM DISK='E:\downloads\rena.BAK'

    but getting an error

    Msg 3241, Level 16, State 0, Line 1
    The media family on device 'E:\downloads\rena.BAK' is incorrectly formed. SQL Server cannot process this media family.
    Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
    VERIFY DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    well i have sql server 2005 at both time while taking back up and restoring....

    secondly i did not found reasonable solution yet
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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    looks like a bad backup file then. I'd hazard a guess that something went wrong in the backup process.

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    Re: Unable to restore .bak file in sql servr 2005

    so that means nothing can be possible to recover ...??
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