On the Virtual Database tab, you can see all the existing Virtual Databases in your environment. Create virtual databases to access, compare, recover, and report on data from previous backups of databases.
For each Virtual Database, you can see the following information:
- Status - displays the status of your virtual database.
- Instance - the name of the SQL Server instance under which the Virtual Database is running..
- Database - displays the name of your Virtual Database.
- Point in Time - displays the specific restore point in time you specified for your backups.
- Backup Files - details the backup file you selected.
- Description - details the description you specified on the creation of your backup.
- Actions - click the
How can you filter your information?
In order to get more specific policy information from your environment, you can use the Filtering section on the left side of the Policies tab. You can filter your information by Status, Policy Type, Policy Name, Databases Covered, Instances Covered, Last Operation, Last Operation with Failure, Instances, and Databases.
You can save your custom filtering option by selecting your filters, typing a name in the text box under By Custom Filter, and clicking ADD FILTER. To retrieve your saved filters, click the name of the filter you created.
When using filters take into account:
- If you want to select filters first and apply the changes later, unselect the option Apply filter as it changes.
- To remove filters, use the specific Remove Filter option in each filter. For example, if you want to remove your Instance filters, click Remove STATUS Filter under the same filter section.
- Under APPLIED FILTERS on the top section or your Policies tab, you can see the filters you have selected. Click the X icon next to the ones you want to remove.
- Use the option Clear on the top section of the Filtering section to remove all filters.