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# How to Recover Records, Fields, or Tables Accidentally Deleted Using the System Trash
- URL: https://blog.jestor.com/recover-deleted-records-trash-jestor/
- Published: 2026-07-19T01:39:53.000Z
- Updated: 2026-07-19T01:39:53.000Z
- Author: Bruno Bannach

**Jestor** keeps a trash bin that holds deleted records, fields, and views, letting you recover them in case a deletion was made by mistake.

## Where to access Jestor's trash?

The trash is available inside each table, showing that specific table's deletion history, including records, fields, and other removed structures.

## What can be recovered from the trash?

| Deleted item | What recovery does                                    |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **Record**   | Restores the item back to the original table          |
| **Field**    | Restores the field along with its configuration       |
| **View**     | Restores a deleted Kanban, list, or other custom view |

## Why does this matter for day-to-day operations?

Accidental deletions happen, especially in busy tables with many users. Having a trash bin prevents a mistake from becoming permanent data loss, without depending on a manual backup.

## Why choose Jestor for operational data safety?

**Jestor** combines the trash with a complete change history — who changed what and when — giving the team confidence to work quickly, knowing accidental deletions can be reversed.

### Does the trash work for the whole account or just one table?

It works per table, showing that specific table's deletion history.

### Can I recover a deleted field, or only records?

Yes, besides records, it's possible to recover fields and views that have been deleted.

### Is there a time limit to recover something from the trash?

The video doesn't detail a specific time limit; the important thing is to check the trash as soon as an accidental deletion is noticed.

### Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Check out more practical tutorials on Jestor's YouTube channel.

### Get to know Jestor

With **Jestor**, accidental deletions don't turn into data loss, thanks to the trash available in every table.

Get to know Jestor at jestor.com and see how to take your operation's efficiency to a new level.