Showing posts with label figure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label figure. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Importing users from SQL to NDS LDIF

hi all,
i'm trying to figure out how to import users from SQL table to netscape directory server (if it's even possible). i know you can do it by using third party tools like ldifde to import from SQL to AD, but i don't think it will wrok for SQL to NDS....

can anyone please help??

thanks
AlexDo you have the import specifications for ldif ? If so, you should be able to export the sql server data in that format.|||Originally posted by rnealejr
Do you have the import specifications for ldif ? If so, you should be able to export the sql server data in that format.

I do have specifications for LDIF, but i'm still unsure how to export SQL data in that format... would you please give me some more info?

Thanks much!

Alex

Monday, March 12, 2012

Importing DB backup file to SQL Server 2005

Hi all,

I'm using shared sql space on a new provider and am trying to import a database backup file - of the format filename.db.

I cannot figure out how to import this file type using the 2005 express tools - I can connect to the database and create and drop tables alright, but I cannot just import the existing database.

I really haven't got the time on my connection to download the fully blown SQL server trail to be able to do this, so can anyone help me out with any easier solutions?

Cheers, Mike

If it is a SQL backup file, then use RESTORE. Check in Books Online about RESTORE -especially the WITH MOVE option.

Importing DB backup file to SQL Server 2005

Hi all,

I'm using shared sql space on a new provider and am trying to import a database backup file - of the format filename.db.

I cannot figure out how to import this file type using the 2005 express tools - I can connect to the database and create and drop tables alright, but I cannot just import the existing database.

I really haven't got the time on my connection to download the fully blown SQL server trail to be able to do this, so can anyone help me out with any easier solutions?

Cheers, Mike

If it is a SQL backup file, then use RESTORE. Check in Books Online about RESTORE -especially the WITH MOVE option.