I accidentally deleted some rows from the database. But I already have daily database backups.
How can I restore only deleted records from the backup database?
Thanks in advance
You didn t say a database server, so I can t be sure this will work, but I believe the syntax on MSSQL would be:
UPDATE livefile
SET livefile.bloodtypefield=oldfile.bloodtypefieild
FROM [hospital].[dbo].[tblPatientFile] livefile
INNER JOIN [hospitalRapor].[dbo].[tblPatientFile] oldfile on livefile.patientid=oldfile.patientid
I highly recommend running on a test database first to make sure it has the results you want. You will of course need a user who has access to both databases and depending on whether you have triggers etc defined that may take a long time to run on 400k rows.
I take it you have a restore of the database on the same server, in which case assuming all the previous data was correct you could, although you would overwrite any updates to the blood type that have been made since your error.
I would suggest you also backup your incorrect database before you go any further, so that an additional mistakes can be rectified - undone easily so you can at least return to the initial error state instead of compounding problems.
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