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Restoring the SQL database may be necessary if it has been damaged or deleted. Here are some steps to restore the database:
1. Check the availability of a backup copy: If you have the latest version of a backup copy of your database, this will be the easiest way to restore it. Make sure you have access to this file.
2. Create a new empty database: If you do not have an up-to-date backup, create a new empty database with the same name (if possible) and table structure as in the lost/damaged database.
3. Import data from the backup file: Using the administration tools of your SQL server, perform the import operation from the backup file (.bak). This will update only the data without changing the table structure.
4. The ability to use a logical log of transactions (transaction log): Some systems store information about all changes made until the moment of an emergency freeze or an error when working with data.
– For Microsoft SQL Server, you can use the “Point-in-Time Recovery” functionality to restore the database based on the transaction log.
– For PostgreSQL, you can use tools such as pg_basebackup or PITR (Point-in-Time Recovery) to restore a database from a logical log.
5. Ask for help from specialists: If you are not sure that you can perform these steps yourself or if your problem is more complex, it is recommended to contact professionals in the administration of SQL databases. They will have more knowledge and experience to successfully restore your database.
It is important to note that each database management system may have its own specific recovery methodology and instructions. Check the relevant product documentation before starting work on a specific task.