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> It sounds like you need to erase the data again even if you used a backup. That means you need a separate database of the entries you deleted. Which you woul
by telotortium 8y ago
> It sounds like you need to erase the data again even if you used a backup. That means you need a separate database of the entries you deleted.
Which you would need anyway. What, you're gonna make previously-deleted users active again after a backup restore? Fixing references to deleted data from active data might be a little more work, but tombstoning the deleted users isn't hard.
- taysic 8y agoI’m going to bet a huge portion of websites do not delete data again upon backup. It’s the simplest implementation. Data deletion usually does not matter to the flow of business unless in specific cases.