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Tag Archives: Mirroring
Automating your snapshots
A little while ago I was talking to someone about possibilities of reporting from SQL Server to avoid impacting the production server and the very first thing that sprang to mind was for them to use snapshotting from a mirror. … Continue reading
Posted in Database, SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged Automation, Backup and Recovery, Database, Mirroring, Reporting, Snapshots, SQL
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