To find out which recovery model your database is using, run the following command, which should return either FULL, BULK_LOGGED, or SIMPLE: In addition to data, SQL Server backups also contain ...

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Recovery model is set to simple. I'm running SQL Server 2008R2 on Windows Server ... you will lose all transactions since the last log/full backup (whichever is most recent), assuming your backup ...

If your database recovery model is set to Full or Bulk-Logged, then it is absolutely VITAL that you make transaction log backups to go along with your full backups. SQL Server 2005 databases are ...

Well, the official “Deprecated Database Engine Features in SQL Server ... recovery model”. This is true, but that means we can only restore the database back to the time of the last full ...

I am going to blame it on a “misunderstanding” of how Microsoft describes a full database backup ... your databases in Simple Recovery Model, it tells the SQL Server CHECKPOINT process to ...