Transaction LOG Backup

  • Hi Everybody,

    Today i had done small mistake

    Yesterday I had Taken Full backup at 10:00 AM.

    Today Morning I had Modify 3 tables

    but after 1:30 PM My developers mailed me U have done 3 table modification wrong can u please restore same data but this database is on line Database

    I can take TlogBackup Online users are disturbing

    Can u any body plz give suggestion How can I restore My Database

    with out using Restore a Transation log backup

    There is any another options is there to Restore that database plz give some suggestions

    Thx

  • You could restore the database to another location or another name then drop and import the restored tables.

  • Hi,

    you can restore the full backup only, and ignore the log backup. The disadvantage is that you will not have the data modifications since the full backup. If you would like to do a selective restore, i.e. you want to restore the database from the full backup, and then apply only parts of the changes since that time, you may want to look at some third party tools. Red Gate has Log Rescue for SQL Server 2000 (this is a free product), or you can look at Apex and Lumigent.

    Regards,

    Andras


    Andras Belokosztolszki, MCPD, PhD
    GoldenGate Software

  • Hi Andras

    See my situvasaction is some transaction are going on but both transaction are wrong

    now i am restore the database as same situvasation how can i done

    I restore the database The database on line users are distrubing can u plz cheack it ang give the exact solution

    Restoring Tlog logbackup is not good i am thinking

    On line user are distring

    can u any body plz help me

    Thx

  • I would follw JDixon's advice.  Restore your full backup to another database.  DO NOT restore it over your production DB.  Then grab the rows that correspond to the 3 modfications you made and manually update your production DB to how it was before your updates.

    John Rowan

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