How to solve Error: WZ Create_Character Procedure Version: 1 while running data

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    Enthusiast thbu3 is offline
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    How to solve Error: WZ Create_Character Procedure Version: 1 while running data

    Hey, I noticed nobody on the INTERNET had made a guide on how to remove this error so.. here it is:
    If you are having the error listed above while running the dataserver on your private MU server, it means you haven't completed a database restore on your SQL server, how to solve it? Here it is:
    1. Right click SQL Server Management Studio Express and hit Run as Administrator.

    2. Log into your SQL account.

    3. Hit the + sign near where it says 'Database' on the left lane of the window to expand it.

    4. Right click the name of the database name you created*.

    5. Hit Tasks>Restore>Database.

    6. Enter the same exact name of the database you created right where it says: To Database(Sometimes it auto-fills it in, just double check).

    7. Right below where you see: Source for restore, check the "From Device" line.

    8. Click the '...' button.

    9. Scroll up in most cases and find your MuServer folder, hit the + sign next to it.

    10. Find the Database folder(you should see it after you clicked the +) and expand it as well by clicking the + again.

    11. Select the MuOnline.bak file or whatever .bak file that is in your MuServer's database folder.

    12. You will see it is added below, now you have to check the mark under the 'Restore' column next to the file that you just added in stage 11.

    13. To your left you will see an Options button, click it and then select "Overwrite the existing database"(Or just the first check mark).

    14. Hit OK, in case you've done everything corretly you will see a "You have successfully restored the database MuOnline".

    15. Congratz, you're done, when you're running database server now you should be able to load everything correctly.


    *The guide assumes that:
    -You're using Windows 7.
    -You've successfully made a previous database connecting into your server's files.
    -You're using SQL Server 2005.

    Hope it helped!




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