04-25-2025, 03:50 PM
As per my experience, when dealing with DELETE, INSERT, or UPDATE issues, I would suggest the following:
Restore from Backup: If you have transaction log backups, perform a point-in-time restore to revert to a previous state.
Use Transaction Logs: If no backup is available, check the transaction logs. Third-party tools such as Stellar Repair for MS SQL can help recover lost data directly from the logs.
Check Replicas or Backups: If logs are unavailable, you should look for data in replicas, reporting servers, or old backups.
Reverse Queries: If audit logs are present, write reverse queries to undo changes.
Test Recovery Steps: Always test recovery on a test server before applying it in production.
Restore from Backup: If you have transaction log backups, perform a point-in-time restore to revert to a previous state.
Use Transaction Logs: If no backup is available, check the transaction logs. Third-party tools such as Stellar Repair for MS SQL can help recover lost data directly from the logs.
Check Replicas or Backups: If logs are unavailable, you should look for data in replicas, reporting servers, or old backups.
Reverse Queries: If audit logs are present, write reverse queries to undo changes.
Test Recovery Steps: Always test recovery on a test server before applying it in production.