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====== Microsoft SQL Server Backup ====== | ====== Microsoft SQL Server Backup ====== | ||
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+ | **SQL Backup Background**: | ||
**Download SQL Server Management Studio**: https:// | **Download SQL Server Management Studio**: https:// | ||
- | <note tip>In general, it is simpler and easier to restore a complete backup (single file) than a differential (multiple file) backup. If your backup window and storage permit, you might choose to implement full, complete, single file backups every night.</ | + | <note tip>In general, it is **simpler and easier to restore a complete backup** (single file) than a differential |
===== Database Restore ===== | ===== Database Restore ===== | ||
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<note tip>It is convenient to use the **Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio** to perform the actual database recovery.</ | <note tip>It is convenient to use the **Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio** to perform the actual database recovery.</ | ||
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+ | ==== MSSQL Management Studio ==== | ||
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+ | **Restore a Database Backup Using SSMS**: https:// | ||
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+ | ==== Transact-SQL ==== | ||
|RESTORE DATABASE database_name FROM full_database_backup WITH NORECOVERY |complete database backup | |RESTORE DATABASE database_name FROM full_database_backup WITH NORECOVERY |complete database backup |