Providing A Password; Restore Point Selection - ACRONIS RECOVERY - FOR MS SQL SERVER Manual

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9.1.5 Providing a Password

If there are any password-protected backup archives in the location you have selected

(see 9.1.3), you will need to enter the password to restore your data from archives.

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Specify to which state you want to restore your data.

Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server offers four ways for restoring your data:

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to the point of failure – the data will be restored to the state at the point

of failure. Note, this type of restoration is possible only for databases that

are using the full or bulk-logged recovery models (i.e. you need backed up

transaction logs). Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server will restore

databases from Full, Differential and Transaction Logs backups (if any), and

then will apply Active Log if it exists and was not corrupted during the

failure. Keep in mind, that restoring to the point of failure can take a long

time.

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to the time of the latest backup – choosing this option will restore your

data to the state when the last backup was created. Acronis Recovery for

MS SQL Server will restore databases from Full, Differential and Transaction

Logs backups (if any), but will not apply Active Log. So restoration to the

latest backup will be faster, than restoration to the point of failure.

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to the specific point in time - Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server

Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server allows you to specify a date and time

to restore your data from. As with restoring to the point of failure, Acronis

Recovery for MS SQL Server will restore databases from full, differential and

transaction log backups (if any), and then will apply the active log if it exists

and was not corrupted during the failure. If the active log is applied this

operation will take longer to execute.

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from the selected backup – select this option to choose a backup from

which to restore. A list of backups will be available by clicking on the Select

from the list of backups link. Choose the backup you want to restore

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