Pavilion_4.2.bak, where should I install this file?
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ilich_x86 wrote:
This is not the problem. This is the "Pavilion Theme". This is a Demo DB. I want to install this demo DB.
Most probably it is SQL Server database backup. Take a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/backup-restore/restore-a-backup-from-a-device-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver15 tutorial on how to restore databases in SQL Server Management Studio.
This is not the problem. This is the "Pavilion Theme". This is a Demo DB. I want to install this demo DB.
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kerimakarsu wrote:
The database backup .bak file can be used by a database managing software like Microsoft SQL Management Studio 2018 for example, in order to restore a database backup. Some hosting providers even have a feature for you to restore a database by providing such a file through the control panel.
Of course, you will need your database credentials in order to connect the software to your database. You can find those credentials in your App_Data/dataSettings.json file (could be Settings.txt for old nopCommerce versions).
The link that ilich_x86 provided will guide you through how to restore a .bak file with Microsoft SQL Management Studio.
Most probably it is SQL Server database backup. Take a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/backup-restore/restore-a-backup-from-a-device-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver15 tutorial on how to restore databases in SQL Server Management Studio.
This is not the problem. This is the "Pavilion Theme". This is a Demo DB. I want to install this demo DB.
This is not the problem. This is the "Pavilion Theme". This is a Demo DB. I want to install this demo DB.
The database backup .bak file can be used by a database managing software like Microsoft SQL Management Studio 2018 for example, in order to restore a database backup. Some hosting providers even have a feature for you to restore a database by providing such a file through the control panel.
Of course, you will need your database credentials in order to connect the software to your database. You can find those credentials in your App_Data/dataSettings.json file (could be Settings.txt for old nopCommerce versions).
The link that ilich_x86 provided will guide you through how to restore a .bak file with Microsoft SQL Management Studio.