You can browse and restore backed up data for your subclient, partial database or an entire database.
Restore Objectives
Your objective for restoring data determines the process you must follow and the restore destination.
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Restore Objective |
Description |
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Disaster recovery |
Plan your full system recovery in advance. |
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Recover data from long-term storage |
If you back up your data to tape for long-term storage, you must identify the corresponding media, and make sure that it is available for the recovery operation. |
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Restore data from a specified time range |
If you need to restore data during a range of time (for example, data that was deleted accidentally), you can browse and restore data based on a time range that you specify. Typically, this data would be restored to an out-of-place destination. |
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Restore to a point in time |
If your SQL database becomes corrupted or otherwise invalid, you can restore the database to a point in time before the database became unusable. Typically, this data would be restored to an in-place destination. |