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All versions of Microsoft SQL Server (not MySQL). Please also add a version-specific tag, like sql-server-2016, since it is often relevant to the question.
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Do I need the MDF and LDF files when I run a script to generate my schema?
It looks like I just needed E:\SqlData to be present on the new server. Once I created the necessary directory, I was able to run the script and the .mdf and .ldf files were generated automatically.
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Do I need the MDF and LDF files when I run a script to generate my schema? [closed]
I'm migrating a database from SQL Server 2019 to SQL Server 2017. To do so, I am using the "Generate scripts" feature in the source database to generate the schema and data separately. (I will likely …
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