
Professional Azure SQL Database Administration
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This section discusses the different types of restore available in Azure SQL Database.
Point-In-Time Restore (PITR) isn't new in the world of SQL Server. On-premises SQL servers
allow
you to restore a database to a particular point in time by specifying the point in time option when restoring the database using the
restore
command.
As you know, the
restore
command isn't supported in Azure SQL Database, but the PITR can be performed using the Azure portal, PowerShell, Azure CLI, or Azure SDK. The PITR uses the automatic
Full and Log
backup.
The SQL Database can be restored at any time within the retention period, which is a maximum of up to 35 days.
The database can only be restored on the same Azure SQL Server as the original database with a different name. If you are restoring a database using PITR to recover from a corruption issue and wish to use the restored database as the production database, you will have to rename the database...
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