Recover DELETED DATA FROM SQL Server
In all my years of working SQL server, one of the most commonly asked questions has always been “How can we recover deleted record?”
Now, it is very easy to recover deleted data from your SQL server 2005 or above.(Note: This script can recover following data types & compatible with CS collation).
- image
- text
- uniqueidentifier
- tinyint
- smallint
- int
- smalldatetime
- real
- money
- datetime
- float
- sql_variant
- ntext
- bit
- decimal
- numeric
- smallmoney
- bigint
- varbinary
- varchar
- binary
- char
- timestamp
- nvarchar
- nchar
- xml
- sysname
Let me explain this issue demonstrating simple example.
Now, you need to create this procedure to recover your deleted data
Explanation:
How does it work? Let’s go through it step by step. The process requires seven easy steps:
Step-1:
We need to get the deleted records from sql server. By using the standard SQL Server function fn_blog, we can easily get all transaction log (Including deleted data. But…
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I have tried to recover the deleted data in the same way as you documented but my copy database moves in restoring mode because we got the error “The specified STOPAT time is too early. All or part of the database is already rolled forward beyond that point.” I have read another post which is similar to my query http://sqlserver-qa.net/2015/12/14/recover-deleted-sql-server-data-from-transaction-log-and-lsns/ but stuck with mentioned problem.
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I have tried to recover the deleted data in the same way as you documented but my copy database moves in restoring mode because we got the error “The specified STOPAT time is too early. All or part of the database is already rolled forward beyond that point.” I have read another post which is similar to my query http://sqlserver-qa.net/2015/12/14/recover-deleted-sql-server-data-from-transaction-log-and-lsns/ but stuck with mentioned problem.
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