How to Restore a Microsoft SQL Database?

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If you have a backup (.BAK) file, the easiest way is through SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)—just go to Databases > Restore Database, select your backup, and follow the steps.

Don’t have a backup? If you still have the MDF and LDF files, you can attach them in SSMS to bring your database back online.

If you are dealing with a corrupt database then running DBCC CHECKDB might fix minor corruption, but for severe issues, a tool like Stellar Repair for MS SQL can help recover everything—tables, views, indexes, and more—without data loss. Try the free demo to preview your recoverable data before making a decision!
 

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