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Daily Archives: September 30, 2013
Common Problems with Backup and Recovery and How to Handle Them
The basic concepts behind taking a backup are well understood, but people are frequently surprised by the many ways backups can go wrong. First, we’ll explore the most common problems around SQL Server backup and recovery, so that you can … Continue reading
Hybrid Databases
SQL Server already handles hybrid data. We are dealing with more and more data all the time, and in more and more formats. As noted in this piece, companies are receiving data in new formats, from a variety of sources, and … Continue reading
