Table Restore

  • I have a Full Database Backup , now if i have to restore only one Table in that Database. Can anyone please let me know how to do it. This is a Repeated question that i have facing and having no answer. Appriciate all the Help.

  • Restore the backup file to a newly created database.On this database, go to the table you

    want to restore and transfer the contents of that table into the database you want to transfer\restore.

    M&M

  • Without using a third party tool, your only option is as described above, a full restore to a different location or a different database and then migrate the tool over.

    You can get third party tools, such as SQL Virtual Restore[/url] from Red Gate[/url] (my employer) that will enable you to directly restore individual objects or even rows from a backup.

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  • iamsam.sandeep (1/31/2011)


    I have a Full Database Backup , now if i have to restore only one Table in that Database. Can anyone please let me know how to do it. This is a Repeated question that i have facing and having no answer. Appriciate all the Help.

    do you want just the schema or schema and data?

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  • Both

  • 1) restore the entire database under a different name and pull the table out yourself (perhaps using Import Data Wizard).

    2) use a third party tool (ApexSQL, Red-Gate, Idera, others?) to extract table from backup.

    Best,
    Kevin G. Boles
    SQL Server Consultant
    SQL MVP 2007-2012
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