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This article provides steps to restore an Azure SQL Database server, also known as a logical server, if it was accidentally deleted.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> This feature is in preview and is currently only enabled for certain subscriptions.
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> Currently, the ability to restore a deleted logical server is in preview. The ability to restore a deleted logical server is enabled only for specific subscriptions, and also for all SQL logical servers that are at least two years old.
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You can restore a deleted Azure SQL logical server and its underlying databases with one of the following two methods:
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Install-Module Az.Accounts -Repository PSGallery
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1.Use the `Az.Tools.Installer`to install the NuGet package.
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1.Update the `Az.Sql` module to the latest version.
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Once the logical server is restored, restoring the databases is next. Look in the **Deleted databases** tab on the **Backups** page, by browsing to the server resource in Azure portal. For more information, see [Restore a database from a backup in Azure SQL Database](recovery-using-backups.md).
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## Delete the logical server without recovery using PowerShell and REST API
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