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net and welcome to dba.stackexchange.com ... unfortunatelyUnfortunately, we are not going to be able to help you without a lot more information. But from your question, I see that you have deleted what appears to be 2 million records from your database. Most likely you can't recover this information, unless you have full logging on your database and you purchase some very specific tools.

If you can describe in more detail just what it is you think you've done, and why you feel you can't get the records back, and can describe the organization of your database, then we might can help you a little more.

Some general advice: if you think you've deleted 2 million records, you're probably a little freaked out right now. So you should take a five minute break, calm down, and revisit the problem. Also, you should tell your boss right away if it's reasonable (don't wake someone up at 2am to tell them) and that you are working on a solution. Better to admit what's happened than to frantically try to recover and potentially make matters worse and hide the details. Knowing that your boss can help in some way, helps you fix the problem. Like I said, just some general advice.

net and welcome to dba.stackexchange.com ... unfortunately, we are not going to be able to help you without a lot more information. But from your question, I see that you have deleted what appears to be 2 million records from your database. Most likely you can't recover this information, unless you have full logging on your database and you purchase some very specific tools.

If you can describe in more detail just what it is you think you've done, and why you feel you can't get the records back, and can describe the organization of your database, then we might can help you a little more.

Some general advice: if you think you've deleted 2 million records, you're probably a little freaked out right now. So you should take a five minute break, calm down, and revisit the problem. Also, you should tell your boss right away if it's reasonable (don't wake someone up at 2am to tell them) and that you are working on a solution. Better to admit what's happened than to frantically try to recover and potentially make matters worse and hide the details. Knowing that your boss can help in some way, helps you fix the problem. Like I said, just some general advice.

Unfortunately, we are not going to be able to help you without a lot more information. But from your question, I see that you have deleted what appears to be 2 million records from your database. Most likely you can't recover this information, unless you have full logging on your database and you purchase some very specific tools.

If you can describe in more detail just what it is you think you've done, and why you feel you can't get the records back, and can describe the organization of your database, then we might can help you a little more.

Some general advice: if you think you've deleted 2 million records, you're probably a little freaked out right now. So you should take a five minute break, calm down, and revisit the problem. Also, you should tell your boss right away if it's reasonable (don't wake someone up at 2am to tell them) and that you are working on a solution. Better to admit what's happened than to frantically try to recover and potentially make matters worse and hide the details. Knowing that your boss can help in some way, helps you fix the problem. Like I said, just some general advice.

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jcolebrand ♦
jcolebrand ♦
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net and welcome to dba.stackexchange.com ... unfortunately, we are not going to be able to help you without a lot more information. But from your question, I see that you have deleted what appears to be 2 million records from your database. Most likely you can't recover this information, unless you have full logging on your database and you purchase some very specific tools.

If you can describe in more detail just what it is you think you've done, and why you feel you can't get the records back, and can describe the organization of your database, then we might can help you a little more.

Some general advice: if you think you've deleted 2 million records, you're probably a little freaked out right now. So you should take a five minute break, calm down, and revisit the problem. Also, you should tell your boss right away if it's reasonable (don't wake someone up at 2am to tell them) and that you are working on a solution. Better to admit what's happened than to frantically try to recover and potentially make matters worse and hide the details. Knowing that your boss can help in some way, helps you fix the problem. Like I said, just some general advice.