Is it possible to restore a folder to a previous state?
Is there a way to restore a folder to its previous state? For example its state as at one week ago? I see this is possible for individual files, but not for folders. (Maybe the solution is to delete the folder and then look for a version in the onedrive recycle bin - will this work?)
Preventing and recovering from accidental deletion of an Azure Database for MySQL flexible server
Accidental deletion of critical Azure resources, such as Azure Database for MySQL flexible servers, can disrupt operations. To help avoid such accidental deletions, you can use a couple of options, including Azure Resource Locks and Azure Policy. This post explains how to implement these mechanisms, and how to revive a dropped MySQL flexible server by using the Azure CLI.Shared ToDo deleted tasks > how to restore?
Hello everyone, We share a ToDo with my colleagues and I deleted some tasks by mistake. I tried to restore them but whitout success. I cannot find any place where those deleted items went. I tried a lot a of solutions found on the net but none of them worked. I also point out that those tasks were not mine. So I am looking for some help. Does anyone have an idea or even a solution about that?
Active Directory Backup & Restore issue
Hi, I have taken backup of my operational Active Directory server and tried to restore it to different machine. My server is up and able to access Active Directory users and computer console. when i am trying to create new user, it is giving me below error. Source and Destination server has same platform. Anyone has idea ?
Microsoft 365 Archive Public Preview?
Hi all, Has anyone heard from Microsoft on the timeline for the public preview for M365 Archive? We're reviewing similar solutions from AvePoint but our interest in a native archiving tool is also very high, but we do have project deadlines to meet - hence my interest in double checking when this should be available for customers who have expressed interest earlier this year through the Syntex "register for more info" form?No option for restoring files from Bin
Hi, so I have accidentally removed the OneDrive folder on my PC, therefore went to the website and to the Bin to restore, however I do not have the restore option when right-clicking the files. Only Remove. I did have my account frozen and therefore have purchased additional data, it says 0/100GB used yet still claims y account is frozen, is that why I cannot Retore my files? I tried the chatbot, no help on the matter, can't seem to be able to find a contact to technical support, all the clicks just send me away in the wrong places. I have literally lost most of my files as my Desktop and Documents folders are now gone. Please help.
What's wrong with my SQL statement?
I am trying to recover a database for a customer who has been depending on MS Dynamics for a long time. His Server 2003 data drive failed irrevocably, but he had a recent backup of his Server Essentials 2005 database. His C drive held the programs. The object is to get his MS Dynamics working again so that he can add the transactions for the last month and then export all required tables to the company that's putting his company in the cloud (I don't know what the final interface might be but probably not Dynamics.) On another computer, as a test, I recovered the .BAK file to a 2012 Server Essentials - but without reference to his original programs. So, I know that his tables and views exist (I am not a SQL Developer but a generalist, so his 200 tables are not something I know how to deal with). Anyway, after creating a data drive and putting back all folder items backed up, I tried running the RESTORE command and got several errors. I'm going to skip the first try or so, because I've been figuring this out with the help of others. So, I used the following: RESTORE FILELISTONLY FROM DISK='D:\One Stop Backup\OSD_NOv8-2022.bak' Results GPSOSDDat.mdf D:\ONE STOP\MSSQL\GPSOSDDat.mdf GPSOSDLog.ldf D:\ONE STOP\MSSQL\GPSOSDLog.ldf Now I adjusted the script (I also created the folder D:\ONE STOP\MSSQL): RESTORE DATABASE [OSD] FROM DISK = 'D:\One Stop Backup\OSD_Nov8-2022.bak' WITH MOVE 'GPSOSDdat.mdf' TO 'D:\ONE STOP\MSSQL\GPSOSDDat.mdf', MOVE 'GPSOSDLog' TO 'D:\ONE STOP\MSSQL\GPSODLog.ldf', REPLACE, STATS=10 GO Result: Msg 3234, Level 16, State 2, Line 1 Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 The item 'GPSOSDLog' is the only item I made up in order to stay with the formula I found on this forum. It seemed that the formula used the name of the .LDF file without the extension. I don't know if this makes a difference. Also, it seems like the errors are about "Line 1" and OSD is the name of the database according to the dropdown in SQL Server Management Studio. Any ideas as to what the problem might be?
