What is difference between restoration and recovery in
SQLServer?
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Answer / sagi.rahul
Restore is what we do with backups. Take the backup file and
turn it back into a database.
Recovery is something that SQL does every time it brings a
database online. It goes through the transaction log and
ensures that the database is consistent
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Answer / rajesh
Restore means we have a backup files(.bak) and that backup
files can provide all the previous information about the
restored data, Like tables, stored procedure.
Recovery means we have lost(Like tables, stored procedure)
the data but we want to recover that data or information, so
at that time we can perform some actions and that actions is
called recovery.
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Restore is a uploading files back into database
Recovery is missing file finding and reloding in database
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