sql file restore

Microsoft China TechNet 7 Oct 9:17 PM Comments 0 Likes Original address: Http://blogs.technet.com/b/azuretw/archive/2014/10/06/azure-sql-database-point-in-time-restore.aspxThis article describes the point-in-time restore feature

In a SQL Server database, backup and restore are only performed on the server, the backed up data files are on the server, and the restored data files are only available on the server, when the SQL Server client is started on a non-server machine.

Directly into the subject, today we continue to describe an application of PowerShell, which implements a batch restore of SQL Server databases and can support SQL Server 20052008 databases. In this chapter, we will cover several points:

Perform full recovery: the key data file of the SYSTEM is lost in ARCHIVELOG mode. If a data file is lost or damaged and the file belongs to the SYSTEM or UNDO tablespace, perform the following steps: 1. the instance may or may not be automatically

Why SQL Server has three backup methods for full, differential, and transaction log backups, and why the database has three recovery modes, simple mode, full mode, and bulk-logged mode. This article applies to all versions of SQL Server databases

This series of articles has not touched on the topic of "restore", because once involved in this topic will involve a large number of misunderstandings, more than I can not pass an article to finish the point. In fact, I would like to use the order

This series of articles has not touched on the topic of "restore", because once involved in this topic will involve a large number of misunderstandings, more than I can not pass an article to finish the point. In fact, I would like to use the order

Restore Database Enterprise Manager --Right Key "database" --All Tasks --Restore Database --"Revert to Database Library" to enter the restored database name --Restore Select "From Device"--Select device--add--Add your backup file--OK, back to

Many students may have some knowledge of SQL Server backup and restore, it is also possible to use Backup and restore functionality frequently, and I believe that most of our developer teams, with the exception of DBAs, use only the most basic

Start with the database "recovery Model", because the database cannot be restored if the recovery mode is set incorrectly. SQL Server 2012 does not substantially change database backup and restore with SQL Server 2008, only minor changes to the