The Database Recovery Advisor in SQL Server 2012

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The Database Recovery Advisor in SQL Server 2012

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Johan Bijnens SSC Guru Points: 135353 More actions · Answer 1

Nice article, Robert. 😎

Nice enhancement of the GUI. I didn't pay much attention to it, because I assemble my scripts using a script generation script 😉

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Resender SSCertifiable Points: 7443 More actions · Answer 2

It was an interesting article to read, I agree that database recovery can be hard and this tool will be helpful.

But I also get the impression that MS is dumbing down the processes needed to manage a database.

stevec 31012 Valued Member Points: 74 More actions · Answer 3

Of course, in order to recover this way, you have to ensure that the recovery model of a database is set to FULL, and you are taking regular Transaction Log backups throughout the day

You dont need regular log backups in this case, transaction log backups are good if you lose that drive that has the ldf files (and providing your backups are on a different location)

In your senario you can use last nights full database backup and the current live transaction log to restore to any point in time cover by that transaction log as long as the backup chain has not been broken.

rodyroon Valued Member Points: 70 More actions · Answer 4

Repairing corrupt and damaged SQL Server database has never been so easy before. For excellent and accurate database recovery, use Kernel for SQL Recovery software that is not only easy to use but its interactive and user-friendly screens makes this tool a favorite among novice computer users as well. It is the most effective tool to deal with any corruption issues and retrieve MDF files along with their inaccessible data.

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quackhandle1975 SSChampion Points: 11055 More actions · Answer 5

Good and informative article.

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enriquemallon Ten Centuries Points: 1239 More actions · Answer 6

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I want to share more efficient and authenticate way to recover SQL Server database. On using SQL database recovery software you can recover corrupt MDF file, NDF file with ease without running any T-SQL command. Read more:- http://www.sqlrepairtool.org

faustino.vitali SSC Journeyman Points: 93 More actions · Answer 7

there is a lot of info on this link http://www.techrepublic.com/forums/questions/it-seems-our-sql-database-is-corrupted/[/url]