Remove invalid "NOUNLOAD" option from docs example #4197
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The NOUNLOAD option is for restoring from tape, and this example is restoring from a disk source.
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The NOUNLOAD option is for restoring from tape, and this example is restoring from a disk source.
I found the example code a little confusing because of that option. It's not clear why it's there, and according to the docs the option is simply ignored in this case.
Referencing this MS Docs article:
RESTORE Statements - Arguments (Transact-SQL)
Which states: