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Basic Pleskian
When attempting to restore databases, the process fails to recreate database views. This seems to be a significant oversight in the restoration functionality (see support request Id #95245922)
During a database restore procedure, all table data is correctly reinstated; however, views are not being recreated. The expectation for a restoration process is a complete replication of the original database state, which includes tables, views, stored procedures, etc. Currently, the absence of views post-restoration necessitates manual intervention, which is not feasible in scalable environments.
Storing and subsequently executing the SQL queries used to create views during the backup phase is entirely feasible. Implementing this would ensure that views are restored accurately, maintaining the integrity and utility of the database post-recovery.
During a database restore procedure, all table data is correctly reinstated; however, views are not being recreated. The expectation for a restoration process is a complete replication of the original database state, which includes tables, views, stored procedures, etc. Currently, the absence of views post-restoration necessitates manual intervention, which is not feasible in scalable environments.
Storing and subsequently executing the SQL queries used to create views during the backup phase is entirely feasible. Implementing this would ensure that views are restored accurately, maintaining the integrity and utility of the database post-recovery.