How can I tell when a SQL Server database was last restored?

How do you check when was the db last restored?

We get the following database restoration history in my environment.1restore_date: It shows the database restoration date.2destination_database_name: We can get the destination database name using this column.3user_name: it gives user name that performed the restoration for that particular database.

How can check database restore status in SQL Server?

Open SSMS, right click on a database then select Tasks > Restore. A screen similar to the below image will open. After you select all of the restore options and click OK, you can monitor the progress on the lower left side of the GUI as shown in the below image. This will give you an idea of the status of the restore.

How can I tell when a SQL Server database was last used?

SQL Server doesn't store, and thus doesn't know, the "last accessed date" for each db. After SQL starts, when any index is accessed, an entry for that db and index is to added to the sys. dm_db_index_usage_stats view.

How do I find the history of a SQL Server database?

To view the job history log1In Object Explorer, connect to an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine, and then expand that instance.2Expand SQL Server Agent, and then expand Jobs.3Right-click a job, and then click View History.4In the Log File Viewer, view the job history.5To update the job history, click Refresh.