How do I restore an encrypted database?

How do you decrypt a database?

On the File tab, click Info, and then click Decrypt Database. (Note, if you're using Access 2007 on the Database Tools tab, in the Database Tools group, click Decrypt Database.) The Unset Database Password dialog box appears. Type your password in the Password box, and then click OK.

How do I restore my entire database?

Typically, recovering a database to the point of failure involves the following basic steps:1Back up the active transaction log (known as the tail of the log). ... 2Restore the most recent full database backup without recovering the database (RESTORE DATABASE database_name FROM backup_device WITH NORECOVERY).

How do I get my online database restored?

Solution1Flush off all other users and get exclusive access to the database using the following query: USE master. GO. ... 2Re-run the following query: RESTORE DATABASE [Database name] WITH RECOVERY.3Set the database back to multi-user mode using the following query: ALTER DATABASE Database name. SET MULTI_USER.

How do I decrypt a SQL database?

To do this, go to the Action menu and select 'Decryption Wizard…'. Once the wizard has opened, you can select all the objects you want to decrypt at once and what to do with the output of the wizard. You can have the T-SQL output go into a single file, create one file per object, or decrypt all the objects in place.