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I recently deleted a user out of my database after they left the organization and it caused me to lose some historical data when I tried to run reports. I had a backup copy of the database and did a restore but instead of updated the current tables, it put a copy of the table in the database with the #1 and now I have 2 copies of the tables. The database also feeds into SharePoint so should I have converted to local tables prior to restoring? Secondly, if I delete the restored copy will it damage any of my linked tables in SharePoint?
 

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Which type of database did you make a backup from, SQL-Server, MS-Access or ??.
And how did you make a restore?
 

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I am using MS-Access but I see what I did wrong. I did an import through external data and that is why I was seeing duplicates. I am trying to find out how to do an actual restore of tables from a backup copy. Still need help there.

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Then you've to use either append queries or update queries depending on if you want to add record(s) or update data in existing record(s).
Also have a look an unmatched queries, which can detect records you've in a table which you don't have in another table.
 
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