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Daily Archives: August 3, 2010
SQL Server Backup File Confusion – Log Shipping
I saw a post recently where a person working with SQL Server had log shipping setup. They were asking if they needed to run separate backups for their database in order to restore this server in the event that it … Continue reading
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