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Restore Files and Filegroups (General Page)

Use the General page to specify information about the target and source databases for a database file or filegroup restore operation.

To restore a file backup by using SQL Server Management Studio

Note

When you specify a restore task by using SQL Server Management Studio, you can generate the corresponding Transact-SQLRESTORE script by clicking the Script button and then selecting a destination for the script.

Options

  • To database
    Enter the database to restore in the list. You can enter a new database or choose an existing database from the drop-down list. The list includes all databases on the server, excluding the system databases master and tempdb.

  • From database
    Select the database to restore from the list box. This list contains only databases that have been backed up according to the msdb backup history.

  • From device
    Select one or more tapes or disks as the source for the backup sets. Click the browse button (...) to select one or more devices; the device names appear as read-only values in the From device list.

  • Select the backup sets to restore
    Displays the backups available for the specified location. By default, a recovery plan that achieves the goal of the restore operation is suggested based on the selection of the necessary backup sets. To override the suggested recovery plan, you can change the selections in the grid.

    Header

    Values

    Restore

    The selected check boxes indicate the backup sets to be restored.

    Name

    The name of the backup set.

    File Type

    Specifies the type of data in the backup: Data, Log, or Filestream Data. Data that is contained in tables is in Data files. Transaction log data is in Log files. Binary large object (BLOB) data that is stored on the file system is in Filestream Data files.

    Type

    The type of backup performed: Full, Differential, or Transaction Log.

    Server

    The name of the Database-Engine instance that performed the backup operation.

    File Logical Name

    The logical name of the file.

    Database

    The name of the database involved in the backup operation.

    Start Date

    The date and time when the backup operation began, presented in the regional setting of the client.

    Finish Date

    The date and time when the backup operation finished, presented in the regional setting of the client.

    Size

    The size of the backup set in bytes.

    User Name

    The name of the user who performed the backup operation.