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SAP Business One 10.0 FP2308 - backup test system

gonzalogomez
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Hi there.
In this specific version, I restore a backup with another name to test and test the data, but when I want to access it it won't let me, it gives me an error that the connection with the database was lost ODBC-1102 Message [131- 183]
Do we have to fiddle with the users of the database that version 10.0 puts in and cause a mess when restoring or do something special to create a test of a productive one?
SQL+Version 10.0 FP2308
Thank you

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Johan_H
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Hi,

On MS SQL Server, I have created several test databases from backups of our production system. Generally speaking I do it in MS SQL Server Management Studio:

  1. In MS SQL Server Management Studio, create a new database.
  2. Restore a backup of the live database on top of this new database, with overwrite.
  3. Open the B1 client, and on the Choose Company form click the refresh button.
  4. Your test database should now appear in the list.
  5. In version 10 you will need to enter your password again each time you log in to a different database.

Regards,

Johan

Johan_H
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Hi meqs,

Nothing has changed to my knowledge. I use this method regularly with version 10.

The only difference I have noticed is that when you delete a test database, and create a new one with the same name, the B1 system will not recognize it. I have solved this problem by naming my test databases like this: TEST[YYYYMMDD] so for example TEST20231212

Regards,

Johan

gonzalogomez
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Until version 9.3 it did so, without problem.
but in 9.10 it gets involved with the permissions of the users that the system inserts and I cannot access it, something does not like the sbo-common access system

If in version 10.0 FP2308 you do that without further ado... I would like to know how, because it is impossible, if you do not touch the user permissions in the sld