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when i restore data bse to another machine with sql server indexes are also resoted

I have created indexes for data base on my home machine in sql server 2008 R2
When i will restore data base to my work machine, indexes will also get restored or not.
Work machine also has sql server 2008 R2
I hope i am clear.
thanks in advance.
Aug 13 '14 #1
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Luuk
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In general: Depends on how you created a backup

If you used some Microsoft tooling, the answer will probably, yes, indexes will also be restored.
Aug 13 '14 #2
thanks luuk for your reply
i restored data base and it is with all the indexes
thanks mate
Aug 15 '14 #3

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