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SQL restore table / rollback / undo table drop without backups?

Asked by RussoMA in MS SQL Server

Tags: table, sql, drop, restore, undo

possible or impossible?

we have a database which previously was understood to have backups on it through the inception of the server.  we found out today after having dropped tables that the backups had not been performed as were expected.

The database recovery model is Full, but we do not have any bak (backup) files.

are there any possible options to get back the data that was lost on the dropped tables?

Microsoft SQL server 2005.

or if there are even services out there that can restore data and how much of a lag time there may be?
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