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You may know this one... I have a server that has SQL2000 on it. The OS install was overwritten by mistake during a failed drive replacement. I don't have a backup of the master db, but the database itself is okay because it was on a separate RAID array. Is there a way to restore the users from the db into the master db?

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by bizzo

I'm sure Shellbot's too proud for this kind of charity.

Or maybe not!

by shellbot

:)

Not soemthing I've ever had to do.. I'm one of those peple who has backups of backups ]:)

by bizzo

All way above my head. :(

I just thought I'd jump in and see if he any spare thumbs. :D

by shellbot

never had to deal with that..I've always had a backup!

To be honest, I don't know... :(

Recreate the master and then attach the database?

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5025441.html

by Former member

http://www.dbarecovery.com/restoremasterdb.html#Requirements:

Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.

by shellbot

Any joy?

If not..can you clarify "don't have a backup of the master db, but the database itself is okay "

Did you lose the master Db or not?

by cmiller5400

I found a backup copy of the master db hidden away on a drive (whohoooooooo!!!!) But I still do not have the transaction logs for the database, they are gone forever (DAMN RAID array failures).... But from what I have read, that is not a major issue.

I am now restoring SQL server to the correct version to restore the master db now.

by shellbot

wish i was having a party time :(
got massive Db probs this morn.. :(

by jdclyde

the reply gets the post further up the list, huh?

Still waiting to hear if it worked or not.

[i](you have no idea about SQL, while I on the other hand have no thoughts about SQL)

by shellbot

I'm asking myself why i got into this line of work anyways.... :(

not having a great day

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