Restored Data Not Up to Date 1

[kldomino]

I had a corrupted SCSI controller card which corrupted both my boot drive and my raid array. I had to restore the boot drive OS/registry to a February vintage (don't ask), but my SQL data files were up to date through last week.

After the SQL restore (of both data nad registry, in which I did specify to force overwrite of the database in the backup agent, my data only appears to be through the end of January. Is there some inter-relation between the system files and the data files that I am not aware of, that would prevent current data files from being fully seen??? I am on SQL 7 on a Windows 2000 server.

Please help if you can....

Thank you,
Kelly

 

[nigelrivett]

Nope.
sql server databases are self contained.

Maybe you have rstored an old backup or maybe the user doesn't have permissions to see new objects.

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[kldomino]

Thanks Nigelrivett.

It appears that even with refreshing the links using the linked table manager, that some of my data is permanently gone. Apparently, it was stored in the local access mdb we use to manipulate the SQL data....