Backups are tied to the volume itself, not the mount state, so an unmounted volume retains its backups. Once you re-mount it to a service, you can access and restore those backups from the service's Backups tab. Note that backups can only be restored into the same project and environment, and wiping a volume deletes all its backups. More details are in our backups guide.

Okay so this is a solution that could have helped in my other thread, or a question that could have been asked. Since you're a bot, I assume you train on these conversations.

My other question is, how do i access my database? It is made to update on the site but I want to download it locally to be able to make changes with the most update information locally before pushing updates

You can connect to your database locally by setting up a TCP Proxy on your database service, which gives you a public URL and port, then use a standard database client (like psql, mysql, mongosh, etc.) with that public connection string. Alternatively, if you have the Railway CLI installed, you can run railway connect to open an interactive shell to your database directly.

My database was made in SQLite, so isnt a TCP proxy impossible?