Creating a new database using an MDF file

My database saves as MDF. I want to know what are the steps to restore or create a new database using a MDF file? I tried to restore as usual but it shows an error. Please help.

An MDF file isn’t a backup file isn’t the main data file (or master data file depending on who you ask) hence the file extension MDF. You can attach the MDF to the database by right clicking on the databases folder in Enterprise Manager (SQL 2000) or Management
Studio (SQL 2005) then selecting all tasks and then Attach Database. When you do this you will get an error about the log file missing. This shouldn’t matter as SQL Server will simply create a new log file for you. This will only work if the SQL Server was
stopped when you copied the MDF file from the old SQL Server. If you copied the file while the SQL Server was running this file probably will not attach either and you will need to get a valid backup of the database.
Download help tool for sql database - SQL Server Restore Toolbox.
http://www.sqlserver.restoretools.com/
You can read up more on SQL Server here.
http://www.filerepairforum.com/forum/microsoft/microsoft-aa/sql-server/498-creating-a-new-database-using-an- mdf-file?_=1416149856104

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Edited by: prajeevan on Jan 19, 2011 9:09 PM

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Kiran

Creating a new database

Ok new to Sun JSE8. How do you create a new PointBase database? Do you have to have PointBase installed on you PC? or is it installed with JSE8? I have a application that was prototyped in Access and now we are going to do it in Java. This is a school project that we are working on but it will be used when we are done creating it. I looked in the help file but could not find out how to do it. I have used MSSql alot and can create a database there and then connect to it but we were trying to get away from MS products a non proft will be using our program and the cost of MSSql would be to much.
Is everything done by code only for creating a new database and tables?
Thanks

Pointbase comes bundled with JSE8.
To create new pointbase database:
Go to the following directory under your JSE8 installation directory:
For example:
\jstudio_ent8\AppServ8.1UR2\pointbase\tools\serveroption
Use the startconsole file to start the pointbase client console.
The pointbase GUI will come. This has the option to create new database by going to the pointbase console menu. Also, remember to start the pointbase server before. You can start it from the IDE, by going to Tools -> Pointbase Database.
Also, the following sample databases are installed with the Pointbase installation:
sample
sun-appserv-samples
To connect to the Pointbase sample database, you can check the IDE help online. Simply search for pointbase.

Creating a new database using an MDF file

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