You can use a file backup to restore individual files of a server to its state when the backup was created.The Agent on the server must be Normal.You are advised not to r
The application restore point captures information about which files are modified, created, or deleted by the installation and update processes. In one embodiment, a user invokes an installer process to install or update the application. When the installer process modifies or creates a file, an ...
This API is used to restore data to a new DB instance.Before calling an API, you need to understand the API in Authentication.The DB engine of the original DB instance mu
When you restore a sandbox environment, all development extensions (that is, extensions published directly from Visual Studio Code) aren't available in the restored environment—even if they were present at the point-in-time you're restoring to). Additionally, any per-tenant extensio...
For short- and long-term restore points, as time passes and a new restore point is added, the oldest restore point is removed.Each Cloud PC can have one manual restore point. If you create another manual restore point for a Cloud PC that already has a manual restore point, the existing...
You can restore from a backup and perform recovery to a specific point in time on a database deployment by using theMySQL Cloud Serviceconsole. SeeRestoring to a Specific Point in Time by Using the MySQL Cloud Service Console. Note:
Use the Console or the command-line interface to restore from an existing backup to a new DB system in the same tenancy. Note The backup of a paid DB system cannot be restored to an Always Free DB system. The backup of an Always Free DB system can be restored to: An Always Free ...
Restoring Hope is an NCR side quest in Fallout: New Vegas. The quest is started by traveling to Camp Forlorn Hope, located northeast of Novac and east of the El Dorado Dry Lake. It can be entered through sloping cliff trails from either the north or sout
Keeping many versions is not essential for restoring to a point-in-time. But by increasing the number of versions that you keep, you might restore from an earlier point-in-time and still find the versions corresponding to that time.
rs.SqlRestore(srv); // Inform the user that the Full Database Restore is complete. Console.WriteLine("Full Database Restore complete."); // reacquire a reference to the database db = srv.Databases["AdventureWorks2022"]; // Remove the device from the...