Specifications

• Normal - set by default. The restore process will run with normal priority

• High - the restore process will run faster, but it may influence other processes

running on your computer

Changing the restore process priority may have an adverse effect on the performance of

other programs running simultaneously. The priority of any process running in the system

determines the amount of CPU usage and system resources allocated to that process.

Figure 62. Restoration Priority window

9.2.3 Additional Settings

Backup archive validation

Before data is restored from the archive, Acronis Recovery for MS SQL Server can check its

integrity. If you suspect that the archive might have been corrupted, select Validate

backup archive before restoration.

Databases overwriting mode

This option allows you to keep useful data changes made since the restored backup was

completed. If you are to rename a database or change the default instance, the restored

database can overwrite the existing one. So, you can select the Overwrite existing databases

option to give the archived database unconditional priority over the database on the hard

disk.

By default this option is selected.

Disconnecting before restoration

Selecting the Disconnect from database before restoration option allows you to

minimize the number of active connections to the server before executing the restore

operation.