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Источник: http://daxonline.org/1955-simple-res...-commands.html
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Vasily already described different types of moving DBs (SQL baks and Bacpac files) for tier1 and tier2 in his earlier article here Restore/move D365 database

Here you can find a specific case for BACPAC files within tier1 using Powershell commands below (in Bold):

1. Open PowerShell as Administrator:
   If you do not have d356.fo tools installed, first run:
   Install-Module -Name d365fo.tools
   Invoke-D365InstallSqlPackage
   
   
2. Restore BackPack file:
   Import-D365Bacpac -ImportModeTier1 -BacPacFile "C:/Temp/NewAxDB.bacpac" -NewDatabaseName "AxDB_new" -showOriginalProgress
   
   This process can take up to 2 hours so be patient.
3. Stop your D365FO services so no active connections are locking your current AxDB:
   
   Stop-D365Environment
   
   Open IIS manager / Application Pools / AOSService / Stop.
   If you have open Visual Studio, also quit IISExpress - right click its icon in the tray (screen bottom left corner, usually inside ^ group) and click Exit.
   
   
4. Switch databases:
   Switch-D365ActiveDatabase -SourceDatabaseName "AxDB_new" -DestinationSuffix "_old"
   Where "_old" is postfix for previously used AxDB so it will be renamed to AxDB_old. AxDBis now new active database.
   
   
   
5. Start your D365FO services:
   Start-D365Environment
   
   Open IIS manager / Application Pools / AOSService / start
   Close all Visual Studio instances. Re-open Visual Studio.
   In VS go to Extensions > Dynamics 365 > Synchronize database
   
   

Источник: http://daxonline.org/1955-simple-res...-commands.html