Revover MS SQL 2000 From Log File (last 4 Hours)
Mar 24, 2004
Sorry in advance for the stupid question but I am not a technical expert at all!!!
I made a backup from a SQL-Server 2000 DB 3 days ago. Today data have been deleted from the system and they should be recovered. I have a full recovery model.
I tried to restore the DB but before I made a new backup (Just in case) I hope that was no error????
Is there a way to restore the DB from the log file but just restore the last 4 hours?
Thanks
A
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