Hi there,

today we have a customer which have had some server problems ... asking us to restore a backup...

if we do:
   restore database "pro-Report 2" from "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" in store "Backup" include catalog
we get
  ElevateDB Error #400 The table  already exists in the schema Default

if we do
   restore database "pro-Report 2" from "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" in store "Backup"
edbmanager stops working

if we do it via the "restore database"-menu-item we get a access-violation (nil-pointer thing)

is there an other way of accessing the backup-data? dunno .. split the file some how ...

Volker,

<< today we have a customer which have had some server problems ... asking
us to restore a backup...

if we do:
   restore database "pro-Report 2" from "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" in
store "Backup" include catalog
we get
  ElevateDB Error #400 The table  already exists in the schema Default

if we do
   restore database "pro-Report 2" from "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" in
store "Backup"
edbmanager stops working

if we do it via the "restore database"-menu-item we get a access-violation
(nil-pointer thing) >>

It sounds like your backup file is severely corrupted.  Please open a
support session by emailing support@elevatesoft.com with a copy of the
backup file attached, and I'll take a look when I get it.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com