How to restore Data Base in SQL Server

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Step 1:
Open SQL server management studio and right click on database and select Restore Database



 Step 2:
Give a name which database is restore in To Database


Step 3:
Browse a restore database file where it is located in your PC



Step 4:
Click on Dialog box and click OK




Step 5:
Go to SQL server management studio and view a restore database


Step 6:
Same process follow a bellow steps








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