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Tag Archives: high availability
Risk Analysis
I saw a post recently that talked about disaster recovery being an important part of your company’s systems and that you needed to be sure that you could recover everything in the event of a disaster. That’s a common perception … Continue reading
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Downtime
How does someone handle downtime in a small business? Steve Jones has some thoughts today based on a question sent in recently. Continue reading
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Truncating the Log and Database Mirroring
I saw someone post recently that they wanted to run this code on their principal server in database mirroring to clean out a large transaction log and shrink it. alter database <mydb> set recovery simplegocheckpointgoalter database <mydb> set recovery fullgobackup … Continue reading
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