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Multiple Failures
When we have a large scale disaster from a man made system, usually we have had multiple things go wrong. Chernobyl had multiple failures, so did the recent issues in Japan at their nuclear facility. It seems to me that in many … Continue reading
BCPs – The Disaster Recovery Plan
I came up with a short acronym for my Preparation for Disaster presentation: BCPs. It describes what I think you need to do in order to be prepared for issues with your database server. The initials stand for: Backups Checks … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #19 – Disaster Recovery
This month Allen Kinsel hosts T-SQL Tuesday #19 with a disaster recovery theme. This is the blog party idea started by Adam Machanic where everyone that participates writes on a single theme. If you want to host, contact Adam. If … Continue reading
What’s a Disaster?
In working on my Preparation for Disaster presentation and doing research, one of the questions that came up early for me was “what is a disaster?” After all, if you can’t answer that question, how do you prepare for it. … Continue reading