How to restore a database from bak file from azure data studio on Mac












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Previously on Mac I use mysql operation studio and I click on database and click restore then browse to my bak file, but now they change to azure data studio and when I repeat the same steps I got this error:
"You must enable preview features in order to use restore"
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but I cannot figure out hot to enable that. I have googled and tried few things even open my azure, microsoft account on website but I do not see that option.
Can some one help please !










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  • A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

    – ADyson
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:08











  • edited, tks for your comment !

    – user1314404
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:21
















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Previously on Mac I use mysql operation studio and I click on database and click restore then browse to my bak file, but now they change to azure data studio and when I repeat the same steps I got this error:
"You must enable preview features in order to use restore"
enter image description here
but I cannot figure out hot to enable that. I have googled and tried few things even open my azure, microsoft account on website but I do not see that option.
Can some one help please !










share|improve this question

























  • A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

    – ADyson
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:08











  • edited, tks for your comment !

    – user1314404
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:21














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Previously on Mac I use mysql operation studio and I click on database and click restore then browse to my bak file, but now they change to azure data studio and when I repeat the same steps I got this error:
"You must enable preview features in order to use restore"
enter image description here
but I cannot figure out hot to enable that. I have googled and tried few things even open my azure, microsoft account on website but I do not see that option.
Can some one help please !










share|improve this question
















Previously on Mac I use mysql operation studio and I click on database and click restore then browse to my bak file, but now they change to azure data studio and when I repeat the same steps I got this error:
"You must enable preview features in order to use restore"
enter image description here
but I cannot figure out hot to enable that. I have googled and tried few things even open my azure, microsoft account on website but I do not see that option.
Can some one help please !







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  • A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

    – ADyson
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:08











  • edited, tks for your comment !

    – user1314404
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:21



















  • A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

    – ADyson
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:08











  • edited, tks for your comment !

    – user1314404
    Nov 28 '18 at 9:21

















A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

– ADyson
Nov 28 '18 at 9:08





A .bak file sounds like it's probably SQL Server rather than MySQL. Are you sure you tagged this question correctly?

– ADyson
Nov 28 '18 at 9:08













edited, tks for your comment !

– user1314404
Nov 28 '18 at 9:21





edited, tks for your comment !

– user1314404
Nov 28 '18 at 9:21












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  • Go to Azure Data Studios > Settings

  • Edit settings by clicking on
    "new settings editor"

  • Search for "preview"

  • Scroll to the bottom and
    check "Enable unreleased preview features"






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  • yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

    – user1314404
    Dec 13 '18 at 8:37











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  • Go to Azure Data Studios > Settings

  • Edit settings by clicking on
    "new settings editor"

  • Search for "preview"

  • Scroll to the bottom and
    check "Enable unreleased preview features"






share|improve this answer
























  • yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

    – user1314404
    Dec 13 '18 at 8:37
















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  • Go to Azure Data Studios > Settings

  • Edit settings by clicking on
    "new settings editor"

  • Search for "preview"

  • Scroll to the bottom and
    check "Enable unreleased preview features"






share|improve this answer
























  • yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

    – user1314404
    Dec 13 '18 at 8:37














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  • Go to Azure Data Studios > Settings

  • Edit settings by clicking on
    "new settings editor"

  • Search for "preview"

  • Scroll to the bottom and
    check "Enable unreleased preview features"






share|improve this answer














  • Go to Azure Data Studios > Settings

  • Edit settings by clicking on
    "new settings editor"

  • Search for "preview"

  • Scroll to the bottom and
    check "Enable unreleased preview features"







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  • yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

    – user1314404
    Dec 13 '18 at 8:37



















  • yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

    – user1314404
    Dec 13 '18 at 8:37

















yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

– user1314404
Dec 13 '18 at 8:37





yes, on Mac I have to click preferencesetting then in search box I search : unreleased preview, then in the line of unreleased preview, I click and move mouse to the pen icon and click and choose "true". Then I can open the restore now, however, when I click on "Restore from" choose Backup file, then "Backup File path" click on "..." but it never open the explorer to browse the file ?

– user1314404
Dec 13 '18 at 8:37




















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