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Partial Database Availability

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Overview This paper covers SQL Server 2005 features that enable appropriately designed solutions to achieve partial availability and remain online after a disk subsystem hardware failure. Simple design patterns in SQL Server 2005 can mitigate the risk of the entire database being unavailable due to the failure of one of multiple disk cabinets or arrays. The paper expands on the concept of partial database availability and covers related features and usage. Example scenarios enable developers and architects to take advantage of the features in SQL Server 2005 that support partial database availability when they design solutions for large databases.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Application Servers, Database Management

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