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Figure 5: Backup and Restore Page

A complete disaster recovery plan not only includes the ability to restore servers and

databases but also how to recover smaller units of data like a single document. In the

past, this scenario proved problematic — recovering a single file often required an

administrator to restore an entire content database to a separate SharePoint farm.

Moving whole databases around and restoring them to new farms was a lot of work to

recover a small amount of data. SharePoint Server 2010 has added the ability to recover

data from an unattached content database. In other words, if you need to restore data

from a backed-up content database, you can browse the content of that content

database as long as it is attached to a computer running SQL Server, even if it is not

necessarily associated with SharePoint Server. Administrators can browse the content

database, back up a site collection, or export a site or list. After the content has been

located and saved into a separate location, it can quickly be restored to the production

database. The new backup and restore functionality will be covered in more detail later

in this guide.

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