data-recovery

I altered a stored procedure and unknowingly overwrote some changes that were made to it by another developer. Is there a way to undo the changes and get the old script back? Unfortunately I do not have a backup of that database, so that option is ruled out. The answer is YES , you can get it back, but it's not easy. All databases log every change made to it. You need to: Shutdown the server (or at least put it into read-only mode) Take a full back up of the server Get a copy of all the db log files going back to before when the accident happened Restore the back up onto another server Using

I'm trying to find some lost .jpg pictures. Here's a .bat file to setup a simplified version of my situation md TestSetup cd TestSetup md a cd a echo "Can we find this later?" > a.abc del a.abc cd.. rd a What code would be needed to open the text file again? I'm actually looking for .jpeg files that were treated in a similar manner More details: I'm trying to recover picture files from a previous one-touch backup where the directories and files have been deleted and everything was saved in the backup with a single character name and every file has the same 3 letter extension. There is a

Possible Duplicate: How do I restore a file from the recycle bin using C#? Recovering deleted file on windows I am working on an application that is intended to recover deleted files from the system(both those from recycle Bin and those already emptied from the recycle bin but still understandable) and formatted drives. I decided on c# as language, but I have trouble finding classes that deal with this problem. Does anyone know any classes/methods for finding deleted files, retrieving them or any tutorials or helps on the matter. I have little experience on the subject so any help would be

I have a Windows box which has taken it into it's head to delete most of a Git repository (must have tripped the Important Work Detector ;). All I have left (that I can find) is the objects. I'm not sure how complete the collection of objects is, either. Is it possible to recover things from just the objects? As far as I can tell, the object tree is intact. All the packs and loose objects are in place; I just don't have the metadata to convince Git. The first thing that I would try is to initialize a new repository with git init . Then I'd copy the objects directory from the dead repository

So I accidentally formatted my hard drive and re-installed Windows and forgot to backup an important database I had in my MySQL server. I'm trying to salvage files now using some software, but I don't know what to look for. What is the path that the files are stored in, and what are the files named (what naming convention, or file extension should I look for)? I believe my server was using MyISAM, but not 100% sure. Any advice would be appreciated! You can check my.ini file to see where the data folder is located. Usually there is a folder {mysqlDirectory}/data MySQL data storage: Commands.frm