It is not clear what you mean by 'null database'.
IF you have restored a database from a 'empty' database (either by replacing the files or using a backup), and IF you do not have another backup with data -you are out of luck and need to quickly type up and send out your rsum.
There is no way to recover data that doesn't exist (except for re-entering it by hand), and without backups, in your situation, it appears that the data no longer exist.
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Arnie Rowland wrote:
It is not clear what you mean by 'null database'.
IF you have restored a database from a 'empty' database (either by replacing the files or using a backup), and IF you do not have another backup with data -you are out of luck and need to quickly type up and send out your rsum.
There is no way to recover data that doesn't exist (except for re-entering it by hand), and without backups, in your situation, it appears that the data no longer exist.
i restore it with a wrong backup file. really there is no way?|||
The restore will have overwritten the data files so you won't be able to get anything from the current database.
If you have a disk backup you might be able to attach the .mdf otherwise if you don't have a backup then I'm afraid you've lost it.
|||Unfortunately, DBA skillsets STILL do not include magic! (Although at times it may seek like we do practice the 'black arts' ... Mostly, just sticking pins in PM dolls ... )
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