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How Does SQL Server Handle Database Recovery When It Is Restarted?

April 26, 2017database recovery restarted SQL Server

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How Does SQL Server Handle Database Recovery When It Is Restarted?

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To restore sql database you need to use following source SQL Server Repair Toolbox software very likely will help you

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Whenever Microsoft SQL Server is restarted, each database automatically performs a recovery operation. Since SQL Server uses the transaction log, the following happens when SQL Server restarts: Uncommitted transactions (those that were ongoing at the time SQL Server was shut down or when the system failed) are rolled back. Transactions that were committed between the last checkpoint and the failure are checked and rolled forward. http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/78/21.