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Disaster recovery is deeply embedded into the design of SQL Server, and as such, it’s important to understand and manage your database backup policies carefully. SQL Server databases must be backed up using the built in BACKUP command, either natively within SQL Server or through the use of a SQL-specific third party tool. If no backup has been done on a particular database, it will not be possible to recover in case of corruption, system failure, or accidental deletion of data. Regular filesystem backups are not a substitute for database backups.

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