Recovery models in SQL Server || Full, Simple & Bulk-Logged recovery models || Ms SQL

In SQL server, we have three types of recovery models.
1) Full
2) Simple
3) Bulk-Logged

SQL Server backup and restore operations occur within the context of the recovery model of the database.

Recovery models are designed to control transaction log maintenance.

A recovery model is a database property that controls how transactions are logged, whether the transaction log requires backing up, and what kinds of restore operations are available.

Watch the full video to learn more about recovery models.

How to restore a database from backup.

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[parasuparasuraman]

Thank you so much for your detailed and clear explanation about recovery models, it's helped me greatly.

[suda]

you have wonderful talent brother. Thank you for superb explanation and content

[syedahmed]

Thanks for Sharing indepth knowledge about backups and restoration, in real time how as a DBA we can identify at what time the database is crashed and what DMVs we can
use to locate this information thanks a lot

[robh]

Thanks for the vid but does the data really get written to disk after a commit? I thought it gets kept in the buffer cache until a checkpoint.

[srikanthvulcan]

Excellent information bro and please make a video on performance tuning also if it is possible

[dileepbitla]

Hi bro kindly make a video on real time issues and trouble shoots also