I needed a Python library equivalent to the SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) and did not find it, so I created my own version. It does not follow the standard SMO objects names. So far it has a set of basic functionality: to make backups, restores with move, sync logins for restored databases, check disk space. I included a good sized testing harness to get you going. This version uses sqlcmd for connectivity. I use this SQLSMO library as an imported module in several of my Python applications. It has been tested with SQL 2012 and SQL 2014, it should function with versions down to 2005.
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# Created by Jorge Besada
# Last modified 3/16/2015
import os
import glob
import time
import datetime
import subprocess
# --------------Functions-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def SqlExecute(conn, sqlquery=''):
"""
Executes sqlquery and returns lists with column names and data
The connection info is passed as a dictionary with these required keys:
servername, username,password
If username is empty will use integrated security
These keys are optional: defdb, colseparator
"""
if 'colseparator' not in conn.keys():
conn['colseparator'] = chr(1)
if conn['username'] == '':
constr = "sqlcmd -E -S" + conn['servername'] + " /w 8192 -W " + ' -s' + conn['colseparator'] + ' '
else:
constr = "sqlcmd -U" + conn['username'] + " -P" + conn['password'] + ' -S' + conn['servername'] + ' /w 8192 -W -s' + conn['colseparator'] + ' '
# now we execute
try:
data = subprocess.Popen(constr + '-Q"' + sqlquery + '"', stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()
except Exception as inst:
print('Exception in SqlExecute:', inst)
return -1
records = []
lst = data[0].splitlines()
# lst[0] column names; lst[1] dashed lines, (skip); lst[2:] data
# now we decode
for x in lst:
try:
#try default utf-8 decoding
line = x.decode()
except UnicodeDecodeError:
#in case of weird characters this one works most of the time
line = x.decode('ISO-8859-1')
lst2 = line.split(conn['colseparator'])
records.append(lst2)
fieldnames = records[0]
data = records[2:]
return data, fieldnames
def GetLatestBackup(dirpath, filter='\*.*'):
"""
Returns folder contents sorted by modified date
Sample use:
backupfolder = r'\\SERVERNAME\SQLBackups1\SQLBackupUser'
This brings all files
lst = GetLatestBackup(backupfolder)
Here we bring a subset using filter string
filter = '\DATABASE_*.bak'
lst = GetLatestBackup(backupfolder, filter)
"""
a = [s for s in glob.glob(dirpath + filter) if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(dirpath, s))]
a.sort(key=lambda s: os.path.getmtime(os.path.join(dirpath, s)))
return a
def DeleteOlderFiles(workfolder, days):
"""
Used to delete older backups in a folder, days is retention days
Sample use to delete all files in C:temp with created date older than 3 days:
DeleteOlderFiles(r'c:\temp', 3)
"""
# os, time already imported
now = time.time()
cutoff = now - (days * 86400)
filelist = os.listdir(workfolder)
for x in filelist:
if os.path.isfile( workfolder + '\\' + x):
t = os.stat( workfolder + '\\' + x )
c = t.st_ctime
# delete file if older than a week
if c < cutoff:
print('deleting ' + x)
os.remove(workfolder + '\\' + x )
def KillConnections(conn, db):
"""
Kills connections in database if database exists
"""
s = 'SET NOCOUNT ON DECLARE @kill varchar(8000) = ' + chr(39) + chr(39) + ';'
s += ' SELECT @kill = @kill + ' + chr(39) + 'kill ' + chr(39) + ' + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ' + chr(39) + ';' + chr(39)
s += ' FROM master..sysprocesses WHERE dbid = db_id(' + chr(39) + db + chr(39) + ')'
s += ' select @kill; EXEC(@kill);'
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(conn, s)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error killing connections: ', inst)
return rows
def SyncLogins(conn, db):
s = '''
DECLARE @UserName nvarchar(255)
DECLARE @SQLCmd nvarchar(511)
DECLARE orphanuser_cur cursor for
SELECT UserName = name
FROM sysusers
WHERE issqluser = 1 and (sid is not null and sid <> 0x0) and suser_sname(sid) is null ORDER BY name
OPEN orphanuser_cur
FETCH NEXT FROM orphanuser_cur INTO @UserName
WHILE (@@fetch_status = 0)
BEGIN
select @UserName + ' user name being resynced'
set @SQLCmd = 'ALTER USER '+@UserName+' WITH LOGIN = '+@UserName
EXEC (@SQLCmd)
FETCH NEXT FROM orphanuser_cur INTO @UserName
END
CLOSE orphanuser_cur
DEALLOCATE orphanuser_cur
'''
# sqlcmd needs single line sql commands for the -Q option
s = s.replace("\n", ' ')
sqlsynclogins = 'SET NOCOUNT ON USE [' + db + '] ' + s
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(conn, sqlsynclogins)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error executing fix logins: ', inst)
return rows
def DatedString():
"""
Returns dated string with this format
2014_12_30_135857_4581860
"""
from datetime import datetime
now = str(datetime.now())
now = now.replace('-', '_')
now = now.replace(' ', '_')
now = now.replace(':', '')
now = now.replace('.', '_') + '0'
return now
def BuildTlogSQL(dbname, sourcedb, bkfolder, recovery = 'NORECOVERY', BACKUP_MASK = '_backup_20*.BAK', LOG_MASK = '_backup_20*.TRN'):
"""
- check for log backups
DECLARE backupFiles CURSOR FOR
SELECT backupFile
FROM @fileList
WHERE backupFile LIKE '%.TRN'
AND backupFile LIKE @dbName + '%'
AND backupFile > @lastFullBackup
OPEN backupFiles
-- Loop through all the files for the database
FETCH NEXT FROM backupFiles INTO @backupFile
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
SET @cmd = 'RESTORE LOG ' + @dbName + ' FROM DISK = '''
+ @backupPath + @backupFile + ''' WITH NORECOVERY'
PRINT @cmd
FETCH NEXT FROM backupFiles INTO @backupFile
END
CLOSE backupFiles
DEALLOCATE backupFiles
-- 6 - put database in a useable state
SET @cmd = 'RESTORE DATABASE ' + @dbName + ' WITH RECOVERY'
PRINT @cmd
"""
BKFILE = '____.BAK'
try:
BKFILE = GetLatestBackup(bkfolder, '\\' + sourcedb + BACKUP_MASK)[-1] # BACKUP_MASK = '_backup_20*.BAK'
except IndexError:
pass
s = ''
filter = '\\' + sourcedb + LOG_MASK
filelist = GetLatestBackup(bkfolder, filter )
if len(filelist) == 0:
print('No log files for ' + sourcedb)
if recovery == 'RECOVERY':
s = 'RESTORE DATABASE ' + dbname + ' WITH RECOVERY' + chr(13) + chr(10) + 'GO ' + chr(13) + chr(10)
return s
else:
for x in filelist:
if x[:-4] > BKFILE[:-4]: # this means the log file is older than the latest full backup file
s += 'RESTORE LOG ' + dbname + ' FROM DISK = ' + chr(39) + x + chr(39) + \
' WITH NORECOVERY' + chr(13) + chr(10) + 'GO ' + chr(13) + chr(10)
if x[:-4] > BKFILE[:-4]:
if recovery == 'RECOVERY':
s += 'RESTORE DATABASE ' + dbname + ' WITH RECOVERY' + chr(13) + chr(10) + 'GO ' + chr(13) + chr(10)
return s
# ----------------End of functions----------------------------------------
# -----------------Start of class SQLSMO----------------------------------
class SQLSMO:
def __init__(self, conn, datafilepath='', logfilepath='', backupfilepath='' ):
self.conn = conn
self.datafolder = datafilepath
self.logfolder = logfilepath
self.logfilename = ''
self.backupfile = backupfilepath
self.currdb = conn['db']
self.defdb = 'master'
self.noexecute = 0 #1=no execute, 0=yes to execute
self.sqlrestore = ''
self.sqlbackup = ''
self.sqlfilelist = 'SET NOCOUNT ON RESTORE FILELISTONLY FROM DISK = ' + chr(39) + self.backupfile + chr(39)
self.sqlfileheader = 'SET NOCOUNT ON RESTORE HEADERONLY FROM DISK = ' + chr(39) + self.backupfile + chr(39)
self.sqlxp_fixeddrives = 'SET NOCOUNT ON EXEC master..xp_fixeddrives'
self.sqlsphelpdb = 'SET NOCOUNT ON select name, physical_name, (size * 8/1000) as size, data_space_id from ['+ self.currdb + '].sys.database_files'
self.datafiles_size_existing = 0 #info from existing database --- populated by GetDatabaseInfo
self.logfiles_size_existing = 0 #info from existing database --- populated by GetDatabaseInfo
self.dictdbinfo = {} #info from existing database --- populated by GetDatabaseInfo
self.dictfiles = {} #info from backup file --- populated by GetBackupInfo
self.dictheader = {} #info from backup file --- populated by GetBackupInfo
self.dictfreespace = {} #info on disk space --- populated by GetFreeSpace
self.datafiles_size = 0 #info from backup file --- populated by GetBackupInfo
self.logfiles_size = 0 #info from backup file --- populated by GetBackupInfo
self.backup_options = {'backup_type': 'DATABASE', 'compression': False} #options for backup_type: LOG, DIFFERENTIAL
self.restore_options = {'dated_file_names': False,
'original_file_names': False,
'restore_type': 'DATABASE', #options: LOG
'recovery': 'RECOVERY', #options: NORECOVERY
'replace': True #option: False
}
def GetDataseInfo(self):
"""
Returns info about existing database
Return values are rows and column names
It populates these variables
self.logfiles_size_existing
self.datafiles_size_existing
"""
self.logfiles_size_existing = 0.0
self.datafiles_size_existing = 0.0
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
# fnames are: name physical_name size data_space_id
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, self.sqlsphelpdb)
except Exception as inst:
print('No existing database information', inst)
self.dictdbinfo = {}
return rows, fnames
for x in rows:
self.dictdbinfo[x[0]] = x[1:] #using as key file name
logsize = 0.0
datasize = 0.0
for x in rows:
if x[-1] == '0': #x[-1] is data_space_id, 0 is log, anything else is data
gb = float(x[-2])/1000
logsize += gb
else:
gb = float(x[-2])/1000
datasize += gb
self.logfiles_size_existing = logsize
self.datafiles_size_existing = datasize
return rows, fnames
def GetBackupInfo(self):
"""
Returns two dictionaries
---------------dictionary with backup file contents------------------------------------------------------------
'LogicalName', 'PhysicalName', 'Type', 'FileGroupName', 'Size', 'MaxSize',
'FileId', 'CreateLSN', 'DropLSN', 'UniqueId', 'ReadOnlyLSN', 'ReadWriteLSN',
'BackupSizeInBytes', 'SourceBlockSize', 'FileGroupId', 'LogGroupGUID', 'DifferentialBaseLSN',
'DifferentialBaseGUID', 'IsReadOnly', 'IsPresent', 'TDEThumbprint'
The dictionary key is the LogicalName
---------------dictionary with contents of backup header--------------------------------------------------------
BackupTypeDescription Database
FirstRecoveryForkID {32840502-607C-441E-9439-D7364C4BBFFF}
CheckpointLSN 93565000000174200025
FamilyGUID {52405D85-E8F5-4AD8-92C9-5EC262B2A651}
SoftwareVendorId 4608
DatabaseBackupLSN 93487000002002400022
BackupFinishDate 2014-08-27 02:59:05+00:00
CodePage 0
DatabaseVersion 661
ExpirationDate None
SortOrder 52
CompatibilityLevel 100
Collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
BindingID {09CD467E-193E-4A29-82C9-709AE5CCA9D4}
HasIncompleteMetaData False
RecoveryForkID {32840502-607C-441E-9439-D7364C4BBFFF}
SoftwareVersionMinor 50
Position 1
SoftwareVersionBuild 2500
SoftwareVersionMajor 10
Containment 0
MachineName SQLSERVERNAME
BackupType 1
HasBackupChecksums False
DifferentialBaseGUID None
UserName DOMAIN\_sql_account
IsSingleUser False
ForkPointLSN None
DifferentialBaseLSN None
IsCopyOnly False
RecoveryModel FULL
BeginsLogChain False
IsSnapshot False
IsReadOnly False
BackupName DatabaseName_backup_2014_08_27_020001_3668583
FirstLSN 93565000000174200025
BackupSetGUID {CFF54981-E420-477C-ADBB-B32FDC31EAF0}
DeviceType 2
IsDamaged False
BackupSize 233650456576
Compressed 1
UnicodeComparisonStyle 196609
HasBulkLoggedData False
Flags 512
CompressedBackupSize 56790589512
BackupDescription None
ServerName SQLSERVERNAME\INSTANCE
DatabaseName DatabaseName
UnicodeLocaleId 1033
BackupStartDate 2014-08-27 02:18:38+00:00
IsForceOffline False
LastLSN 93565000000878200001
DatabaseCreationDate 2012-06-06 15:47:24+00:00
"""
# backup files info
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, self.sqlfilelist)
except Exception as inst:
print(inst)
self.dictfiles = {}
self.logfiles_size = 0.0
self.datafiles_size = 0.0
for x in rows:
self.dictfiles[x[0]] = x[1:] #using as key file name
try:
if x[2] == 'L': #x[2] is Type, D or L
self.logfiles_size += float(float(x[4])/1000000000) #x[4] is Size in bytes
self.logfilename = x[0]
except IndexError:
print('-Check backup file exists')
print('-Check backup file version, maybe higher than current SQL version')
print('-Check SQL server account has access to the backup file')
exit()
if x[2] == 'D':
self.datafiles_size += float(float(x[4])/1000000000)
# backup header info
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, self.sqlfileheader)
except Exception as inst:
print(inst)
self.dictheader = {}
i = 0
for x in fnames:
self.dictheader[x] = rows[0][i]
if x == 'DatabaseName':
self.defdb = self.dictheader[x]
i += 1
return self.dictfiles, self.dictheader
def GetFreeSpace(self):
"""
Returns dictionary with drive letters and free space in GB
C 11.553 D 26.849 E 31.829 F 64.230
"""
self.dictfreespace = {}
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, self.sqlxp_fixeddrives)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error getting disk space', inst)
return self.dictfreespace
i = 0
for x in rows:
self.dictfreespace[x[0]] = str(float(rows[i][1])/1000) # changing to gb
i += 1
return self.dictfreespace
def Ok_to_restore(self):
"""
Check for space available in destination
If database exists (it is an overwrite) the space used by it is considered
"""
# Populate these two: self.datafiles_size_existing, self.logfiles_size_existing
self.GetDataseInfo()
# Populate these two: self.datafiles_size, self.logfiles_size
self.GetBackupInfo()
dict_freespace = self.GetFreeSpace()
# print('freespace dict')
# print(dict_freespace)
data_disk = 0.0
log_disk = 0.0
for x in dict_freespace.keys(): #x is the drive letter
if self.datafolder[0].upper() == x.upper(): #if letter of datafolder matches drive letter, add to data_disk variable
data_disk += float(dict_freespace[x])
if self.logfolder[0].upper() == x.upper(): #if letter of logfolder matches drive letter, add to log_disk variable
log_disk += float(dict_freespace[x])
# test prints
# print('Space in drives in ' + self.conn['servername'])
# print(dict_freespace)
# print('Total data_disk available', data_disk)
# print('Total log_disk available', log_disk)
# print('self.datafiles_size from backup file', self.datafiles_size)
# print('self.logfiles_size from backup file', self.logfiles_size)
# print('self.datafiles_size_existing', self.datafiles_size_existing)
# print('self.logfiles_size_existing', self.logfiles_size_existing)
# this is for the case the database does not exist:
# compare disk space with backup file disk space
# we decide using self.datafiles_size (0 means database does not exist)
# but we need to check if it is a single drive for both log and data
if self.datafolder[0] != self.logfolder[0]: # case log and data in different drives
# print('log and data different drives')
if self.datafiles_size_existing == 0: # case no existing database
# print('database does not exist, log and data on different drives')
if (float(data_disk) > float(self.datafiles_size)) and (float(log_disk) > float(self.logfiles_size)): # disk space > backup space requiered
return True
else:
return False
else: # case database exists
# print('database exists, log and data on different drives')
if (float(data_disk) > (float(self.datafiles_size) - float(self.datafiles_size_existing))) \
and (float(log_disk) > (float(self.logfiles_size) - float(self.logfiles_size_existing))):
return True
else:
return False
else: # case log and data are in same drive
# print('log and data same drive')
if self.datafiles_size_existing == 0: # no existing database
# print('database does not exist, log and data on same drive')
if float(data_disk) > (float(self.datafiles_size) + float(self.logfiles_size)):
return True
else:
return False
else:
# print('database exists, log and data on same drive')
if float(data_disk > (float(self.datafiles_size) + float(self.logfiles_size)) - (float(self.datafiles_size_existing) + float(self.logfiles_size_existing))):
return True
else:
return False
def RestoreDatabase(self):
"""
Restores the database from given backup file to given data and log folders
There 2 options:
1) rename files with a timestamp added to the name
(This is done to avoid file name collisions)
2) use names based on database name with _Data and _Log suffixes (this is the default)
"""
self.GetBackupInfo()
t = ''
if self.restore_options['dated_file_names']:
today = str(datetime.date.today())
t = today.replace('-', '')
s = 'USE MASTER RESTORE ' + self.restore_options['restore_type'] + ' [' + self.currdb + '] FROM DISK =' + chr(39) + self.backupfile + chr(39) + ' WITH '
filecount = 0
suffix2 = ''
for x in self.dictfiles.keys():
if self.dictfiles[x][1] == 'D':
suffix = 'Data'
d = self.datafolder
if self.dictfiles[x][1] == 'L':
suffix = 'Log'
d = self.logfolder
self.logfilename = x
file, ext = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(self.dictfiles[x][0]))
if filecount > 1: # after 2 values (0 and 1) we add one to the file name
suffix2 = str(filecount)
file_renamed = self.currdb + '_' + suffix + suffix2 + t + ext
s += ' MOVE ' + chr(39) + x + chr(39) + ' TO ' + chr(39) + d + '\\' + file_renamed + chr(39) + ', '
filecount += 1
s = s + ' NOUNLOAD, ' + self.restore_options['recovery'] + ', STATS = 10'
if self.restore_options['replace']:
s += ', REPLACE'
self.sqlrestore = s
if self.noexecute == 1:
return []
# Doing the actual restore here. NEW: added code to kill connections in the same execution
s = 'SET NOCOUNT ON DECLARE @kill varchar(8000) = ' + chr(39) + chr(39) + ';'
s += ' SELECT @kill = @kill + ' + chr(39) + 'kill ' + chr(39) + ' + CONVERT(varchar(5), spid) + ' + chr(39) + ';' + chr(39)
s += ' FROM master..sysprocesses WHERE dbid = db_id(' + chr(39) + self.currdb + chr(39) + ')'
s += ' select @kill; EXEC(@kill); '
s += self.sqlrestore
rows, fnames = [], []
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, s)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error restoring database: ', inst)
return rows
def BackupDatabase(self):
if self.backup_options['backup_type'] != 'DIFFERENTIAL':
s = 'BACKUP ' + self.backup_options['backup_type'] + ' [' + self.currdb + '] TO DISK = ' + chr(39)
s += self.backupfile + chr(39) + ' WITH NOFORMAT, INIT, NAME = N' + chr(39)
s += self.currdb + ' ' + self.backup_options['backup_type'] + ' Backup' + chr(39)
else:
s = 'BACKUP DATABASE [' + self.currdb + '] TO DISK = ' + chr(39)
s += self.backupfile + chr(39) + ' WITH DIFFERENTIAL, NOFORMAT, INIT, NAME = N' + chr(39)
s += self.currdb + ' Differential Backup' + chr(39)
if self.backup_options['compression']:
s += ' , SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, COMPRESSION, STATS = 10'
else:
s += ' , SKIP, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, STATS = 10'
self.sqlbackup = s
rows, fnames = [], []
if self.noexecute == 0:
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(self.conn, s)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error restoring database: ', inst)
return rows
# ---------------End of class SQLSMO------------------------------------------
# ===============TEST SECTION=====================================================
if __name__ == '__main__':
print('find latest backup')
BACKUPFOLDER = r'C:\SQL2014\BACKUPS'
lst = GetLatestBackup(BACKUPFOLDER, '\AdventureWorks2012*.bak')
BKFILE = lst[-1]
print('Latest backup:')
print(BKFILE)
CONNECTION = {}
SQLSERVER = r'(local)\sql2014'
CONNECTION['servername'] = SQLSERVER
CONNECTION['username'] = ''
CONNECTION['password'] = ''
CONNECTION['db'] = 'AdventureWorks2012'
print('Connection dict:', CONNECTION)
print('testing full backup with dated file name')
BKFILE = r'C:\SQL2014\BACKUPS\AdventureWorks_Backup_' + DatedString() + '.BAK'
smo = SQLSMO(CONNECTION, '', '', BKFILE)
smo.noexecute = 0
smo.BackupDatabase()
print('backup script: ', smo.sqlbackup)
print('testing log backup')
BKFILE = r'C:\SQL2014\BACKUPS\AdventureWorks_Backup.TRN'
smo = SQLSMO(CONNECTION, '', '', BKFILE)
smo.noexecute = 0
smo.backup_options['backup_type'] = 'LOG'
smo.BackupDatabase()
print('backup script: ', smo.sqlbackup)
print('testing differential backup')
BKFILE = r'C:\SQL2014\BACKUPS\AdventureWorks_Backup.DIF'
smo = SQLSMO(CONNECTION, '', '', BKFILE)
smo.noexecute = 0
smo.backup_options['backup_type'] = 'DIFFERENTIAL'
smo.BackupDatabase()
print('backup script: ', smo.sqlbackup)
print('testing full backup again')
BKFILE = r'C:\SQL2014\BACKUPS\AdventureWorks_Backup.BAK'
smo = SQLSMO(CONNECTION, '', '', BKFILE)
smo.noexecute = 0
smo.BackupDatabase()
print('backup script: ', smo.sqlbackup)
BKFILE = lst[-1]
print('Latest backup:')
print(BKFILE)
DATAFOLDER = r'C:\SQL2014\DATA'
LOGFOLDER = r'C:\SQL2014\LOG'
SQLSERVER = r'(local)\sql2014'
print('restoring copy of database')
CONNECTION = {}
CONNECTION['servername'] = SQLSERVER
CONNECTION['username'] = ''
CONNECTION['password'] = ''
CONNECTION['db'] = 'AdventureWorks2012_COPY_NEW'
print('Connection dict:', CONNECTION)
DATAFOLDER = r'C:\SQL2014\DATA'
LOGFOLDER = r'C:\SQL2014\LOG'
SQLSERVER = r'(local)\sql2014'
print('testing restores checking using Ok_to_restore')
smo = SQLSMO(CONNECTION, DATAFOLDER, LOGFOLDER, BKFILE)
print('-----Info on existing database----------------------------------')
rows, fnames = smo.GetDataseInfo()
print(smo.dictdbinfo)
print('data size from existing db', smo.datafiles_size_existing)
print('log size from existing db', smo.logfiles_size_existing)
print('-----Info on existing database----------------------------------')
go_ahead = smo.Ok_to_restore()
if go_ahead:
print('Ok to restore')
print('killing connections is now part of the restore call, no need to call the function KillConnections')
# Default is RECOVERY, put here as reminder you can change to NORECOVERY
smo.restore_options['recovery'] = 'RECOVERY'
print('restore options:', smo.restore_options)
# Now we restore
rows_restore = smo.RestoreDatabase()
print('---------------Info on backup files from filelistonly----------------------------')
for x in smo.dictfiles:
print(x, smo.dictfiles[x])
print('---------------Info on backup files from headeronly------------------------------')
for x in smo.dictheader:
print(x, smo.dictheader[x])
print('data size from backup', smo.datafiles_size)
print('log size from backup', smo.logfiles_size)
print('rows of restore')
print(rows_restore)
print('Lets do some fixes: setting db to simple mode, change dbowner to sa, shrink log, back to full mode')
s = 'USE [master] ALTER DATABASE [' + smo.currdb + '] SET RECOVERY SIMPLE WITH NO_WAIT '
s += ' USE ' + smo.currdb + ' EXEC dbo.sp_changedbowner @loginame = ' + chr(39) + 'sa' + chr(39) + ', @map = false '
s += ' DBCC SHRINKFILE (' + chr(39) + smo.logfilename + chr(39) + ' , 0, TRUNCATEONLY) '
sqlfixes1 = s + 'ALTER DATABASE [' + smo.currdb + '] SET RECOVERY FULL WITH NO_WAIT '
print('sql to apply:')
print(sqlfixes1)
try:
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(smo.conn, sqlfixes1)
except Exception as inst:
print('Error executing database fixes: ', inst)
for x in rows:
print(x)
print('resync logins')
rows = SyncLogins(smo.conn, smo.currdb)
for x in rows:
print(x)
else:
print('Cannot restore')
print('SQL RESTORE SCRIPT:', smo.sqlrestore)
print('testing select query')
conn = {}
conn['servername'] = '(local)\sql2014'
conn['username'] = ''
conn['password'] = ''
#testing select query
s = 'set nocount on select top 10 BusinessEntityID, FirstName, MiddleName, \
LastName, ModifiedDate from AdventureWorks2012.Person.Person'
rows, fnames = SqlExecute(conn, s)
print(fnames)
for x in rows:
print(x)
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Latest updates: changed SqlExecute to use subprocess.Popen Did fixes to Ok_to_restore Updated RestoreDatabase (added killconnections to it) Did fix in GetDatabaseInfo for when database does not exist Fixed case sensitive issue in database folder names
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