How to Recover Deleted Table Records in SQL Server
A log sequence number (LSN) is a unique identifier for each record in a SQL Server transaction log. The LSN of a log record at which an important event happened can be used to build restore sequences. To further understand how to restore deleted table entries using the log sequence number method, let's look at an example. In this example, a database and table will be created, and rows will be added, deleted, and information about the destroyed data will be obtained. Finally, the data will be recovered. How to Use LSN to Retrieve Deleted Records from a SQL Table We will construct a test database and a table in this part, and then we will perform a DELETE operation on it. Next, we will use LSN to locate deleted data and retrieve it. Step 1: Create a Database Execute the following query to create a database named ‘RecoverDeletedRecords’ and a table named ‘Employee’: USE [master]; GO CREATE DATABASE RecoverDeletedRecords; GO USE RecoverDeletedRecords;...