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Protecting Microsoft SQL Servers

Overview Although SQL Server offers options for database protection and recovery, none of them is intended to provide a complete disaster recovery solution. Make sure you've take the time to develop a high availability and disaster recovery plan to cover unforeseen catastrophes that might threaten your database in the future. When recoverability matters, depend on Double-Take Software to protect and recover business critical data and applications.

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Publisher	Double-Take Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006	Downloads	17
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Disaster Recovery, Security Management, Database Management, Back-up, Data Recovery - Security

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