This has nothing to do with retention time and I'm not speaking about any particular database, now I'm just playing with test database containing 1 table.
I can ask the question again:
1) full database backup;
...
2) log backup;
3) good transaction committed;
4) bad transaction committed;
5)...
Recovery model is "full". My question was about full database backups. It seems to me that transaction logs created between a log backup and start of full database backup are just deleted.
Consider this scenario:
1) full database backup;
...
2) log backup;
3) good transaction committed;
4) bad...
Hello,
I noticed that sql server 2005 database backups always truncate transaction logs, but I don't see where they go. What happens to them? I can't find a way to restore a database to a point between end of database backup and previous log backup. Is such action possible?
Helm?rs
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