>>>>Check RESTORE can be restarted after an error. In addition, you can instruct RESTORE to continue despite errors, and it restores as much data as possible (see the CONTINUE_AFTER_ERROR option). For more information, see Responding to SQL Server Restore Errors Caused by Damaged Backups.
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>>>>from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186858.aspx
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>>>>BTW, there is going to be published a very interesting blog about backup/restoring with compression on LTD site.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks Naomi.
>>>I already read it :-)
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>>What do you mean here?
>
>That I already read the link you post :-)

BTW, found this http://www.sqlskills.com/BLOGS/PAUL/post/Sample-corrupt-databases-to-play-with.aspx - in case you want to play.