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The Restore wizard will walk you through the restore process. Use the following checklist to ensure you have everything in place to restore your databases to the correct locations and to the correct points in time.
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| Determine the location of the databases you want to restore to the SQL Server instance in question. |
| Determine which SQL Server instance should host the recovered databases. |
| For each database you need to recover, decide whether you will be restoring data from a specific backup set, or if you will restore data to a specific point in time. You can select the specific one in the Restore wizard. |
| Determine whether you want and are able to use InstantRestore. |
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To restore a database on a routine schedule, use a restore policy to maintain an up-to-date copy of your database. |
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- Go to the task bar, click Restore, and select Database(s) or Database files.
- From any tab, go to the File menu, select Restore, and choose Database(s) or Database files.
- Go to the Common Tasks bar of the SQL Safe Today view and click Restore Database.
- In the Servers tree, select the SQL Server instance or specific database you want to restore. Right click on it and select according to your needs either either: or Restore Database(s) Files.
To get started with the SQL Safe Restore Wizard, follow the steps:
- Select the SQL Server Instance to restore.
- Select the database you want to restore.
- Select the backup set to restore.
- Specify the database files to restore.
- Select the recovery state.
- Select the restore type.
- Configure notifications for manual restore.
- Review the details of the restore.
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