A database can be restored from a full backup, or from a differential backup plus the latest transaction log backup. After the database has been restored, the last transaction log backup should be reapplied to the restored database to bring it up to date.
In order to restore a database, you must have the following:
1. The backup of the database to restore.
2. The restore media for the database.
3. The server on which the database is to be …
A backup is a copy of your data that’s been saved for safekeeping. If your data is lost or damaged, you can restore it from your backup.
Backing up your data is essential for protecting against data loss. SQL Server provides several ways to back up your data, including the ability to back up your data to a file, to a tape, or to a SQL Server database.
You can also use SQL Server to restore your data from a …
A backup is a copy of your data that you can use to restore your data if it is lost or damaged. SQL Server provides a number of ways to back up your data, including full, differential, and transaction log backups.
You can use the restore procedure to restore your data from a backup. The restore procedure can also be used to restore the master database, which contains the system configuration information for SQL Server.
To restore your data from …
