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How do I restore a specific table in SQL?
To restore only specific tables/rows, following steps need to be executed:
- Start ApexSQL Recover and select the option to extract From database backup.
- Click on the Add button and select a database backup and all transaction log backups prior to the moment in which unwanted changes have occurred.
Can you restore a single table in SQL Server?
You can’t restore a single table directly from your backup to a database. You could restore your complete backup to new database and then copy your table from there to the desired database.
How to restore stored procedure from backup file?
Using a third-party application to restore stored procedure from backup file will be more efficient. Additionally, the tool can restore various individual elements of a SQL database. Can I recover the stored procedure from the damaged .bak in SQL Server 2012 ?
Is it possible to restore all tables in SQL Server?
Yes, you can do this, just not by using a database BACKUP / RESTORE. Instead, you would use the SqlPackage.exe utility that is part of SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT). This utility usually assists in migrating database projects in Visual Studio to SQL Server.
How to recover views, stored procedures, functions and triggers?
To do this, deselect all DML and DDL operations except DROP PROCEDURE. For other dropped objects (views, stored procedures, functions, and triggers), an appropriate option should be selected instead Finally, to perform the recovery, right-click the selected row, and choose the “Create undo script” option from the context menu.
Is there a way to exclude the stored procedures?
The Stored Procedures, Functions, etc are extracted into the .dacpac file (no way around that), but they can be excluded when publishing the content into a database. The following script calls SqlPackage.exe twice, once with /Action:Extract and once with /Action:Publish.