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The Recovery State tab of the Restore wizard allows you to choose the recovery state each database should be left in after the restore.
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Fully accessible is the only recovery state supported by the InstantRestore feature. If you choose a partial recovery state, you cannot restore your database using InstantRestore. For additional information about performing an InstantRestore, see how InstantRestore works . |
Which recovery states are supported?
SQL Safe supports the following recovery states:
- Fully Accessible. Leaves the database operational. No additional transaction logs can be restored. Note that you must use this fully-operational recovery state to use InstantRestore.
- Not Accessible (no recovery mode). Leaves the database non-operational, but able to restore additional transaction logs.
- Accessible but read-only (standby mode). Leaves the database read-only and able to restore additional transaction logs. You can specify an Undo file for this option.
Once you select the recovery state, click NEXT to select the restore type.