Item_dbf... again.

[R u n e]

I've been referencing both Serus and Dell's guides in order to get a sandbox for myself set up to test out other things, but I'm having issues with the "restore database" step and ITEM_DBF. I can't find a proper item_dbf.bak file and I don't know how to create one or get it changed from the .sql that Dell's guide provides.

I have tried searching through here but haven't been able to find anything so I apologize: I read the other Item_DBF thread that said it wasn't needed? But I don't know how to create a .bak so 8DD...

Thanks.

[MentaL]

[Improved]

If it dosen't work, reinstall MSSQL and try again.

[Gravious]

I've been referencing both Serus and Dell's guides in order to get a sandbox for myself set up to test out other things, but I'm having issues with the "restore database" step and ITEM_DBF. I can't find a proper item_dbf.bak file and I don't know how to create one or get it changed from the .sql that Dell's guide provides.

I have tried searching through here but haven't been able to find anything so I apologize: I read the other Item_DBF thread that said it wasn't needed? But I don't know how to create a .bak so 8DD...

Thanks.

Here is a working v15 .BAK included in Serus's repack
Link MediaFire: ITEM_DBF.bak

Try to delete all databases again, or try to select Overwrite database function at the Option part of restore.