Recover Accidentally Bulk Deleted Accounts

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I am currently on CRM 2015 and trying to recover 1300 deleted records that for some reason I deleted on 6/2/2015. I cannot for the life of me remember why I would do this when typical protocol is to just reassign records to an Unassigned Records Team. These are critical companies that housed opportunities, activities and contacts.

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Hello David:

I believe once a record is deleted it's going forever, unless you have a backup of the data base.

Sorry to hear about this.

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Priyesh 7,396 User Group Leader on at

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Hi,

If you have deleted recently, you can just restore the system just before the day you have deleted. Typically, you have about 5 days of backup available.

Unfortunately, what's deleted cannot be recovered otherwise.

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I believe above response already answered your question.The only way you could get the deleted record information from the audit history as mentioned above . I would not recommend system update as there may be a risk that you could not get back recent activity and you may not aware who did what.

Here is some useful link to get the data from audit history.

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/microsoft-dynamics-crm-forum/151392/how-do-i-restore-a-deleted-record

https://www.cobalt.net/2015/04/01/dynamics-crm-snapshot-how-to-recover-deleted-records/

As you are using on-premise , you can schedule backup job in the SQL database to save your data for this kind of activities .

https://www.sqlshack.com/multiple-methods-for-scheduling-a-sql-server-backup-automatically/

Hope this helps.

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Rajesh Chungath 467 on at

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Hi David,

If you have old backup available you can restore it and create a new organization to recover the DATA.

Other option is restore it using Audit history if you have audit logs.

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