SQL Restore

Use this window to select a file containing the CommServe data you want to restore, display or change the CommServe host name and SQL Server name, or to log in the CommServe SQL database as a different user.

Select this option to restore the database. Once selected, all applicable fields will be enabled.

Restore File

The name, including the fully qualified path of the .dmp file which contains the CommServe data that you want to restore.

The location, defined by the fully qualified path, where the database files will reside.

Browse

Provides access to the Open dialog box, which allows you to browse and select a file.

Instance

Specifies the Instance on which the CommServe is installed.

Restore as DB

Displays the CommServ database name. The CommServ Database can be restored with a different name for viewing purposes only. Functionality of the database requires it to be restored with the same name.

Control Set Name

Displays the current CommServe host name. You can change the name, if necessary, on a clustered computer.

SQL Server Info

• SQL Server Name

  Displays the name of the CommServe SQL database. This name can be changed, if necessary, on clustered computer.

• Login As

  Select this option to login to the CommServe SQL database as a different user.

• User Name

  The user name used to login to the CommServe SQL database.

• User password

  The password for the specified user name.

Mail Server

Specifies the name of the mail server that will be used to send e-mail. Use the space to define name of the mail server.

Port

Specifies the port number that will be used to connect to the mail server. If necessary, use the space to modify the port number.

Sender

Specifies the sender's e-mail address that will be displayed in the mail generated from the software. Use the space to add the senders e-mail address.

Recipients

Specifies the e-mail address of the recipient that will receive an e-mail message indicating that the restore operation has completed.