When doing restore we always get a new database ID, Physical Name and SqlEndPoint, even if the database logical name is the same (eg restore over the top). This causes a massive increase in RTO...
StrahinjaRodic
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft EmployeeHey, Bob,
Thanks for the feedback!
Does this mean you'd like to revert the already existing database to some older point-in-time in the history and lose the data after that point, or you have something else on your mind? Please add a bit more details, or feel free to reach out to me via email.
Thanks,
Strahinja Rodic - PM on Backup & Restore area on SQL database in Microsoft Fabric
