How to RESTORE A DATABASE FROM DIFFERENTIAL BACKUP in SQL Server

Differential Backups are used to back up data that has changed since the last full backup.

For example, if I took a full back up on Yesterday, then Today I could take a differential back up, and the only thing backed up would be any data that has changed between Yesterday and Today.

Differential backup is quicker than full back up; however, the restoration process is slower than the latter.

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