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Current situation:
Delete command executed on production database SQL Server
Rows are not available in last backup
Recovery mode: simple
According to windows, the log file was last modified a day ago. Which if true raises the question: where are the transactions of today if they are not yet written to the log files. Are they still in the buffer??
Question:
Is there a possible way to recover the deleted data?
Is there a way to read what’s in the buffer?
Thanks in advance!
You may attempt to recover the data using a 3rd party log file reader but it probably won’t work.
The choice of “Simple” recovery defines your RPO as “last full backup”.