If the database has been destroyed, you can use a rollback to recover the database to a valid state by undoing problem transactions.

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A rollback can only undo transactions to a certain point and is typically used to revert the database to a previous state before a specific transaction was executed, not to recover a database that has been completely destroyed. For a destroyed database, a backup and restore process is required.

If the Database Has Been Destroyed, You Can Use a Rollback