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TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of SQL Server 2008: Ensuring Business Continuity (Level 200)

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Overview Contoso expansion over the past years increased the challenges the IT organization faced with regard to the increased number of offices and data growth. As jobs come in and consignments travel around the globe, different external organizations require information 24-7. The Microsoft SQL Server systems have to be available around the clock around the world. This webcast looks at high availability options in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 that help ensure that these systems are there when they are needed - regardless of what component has failed.

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Publisher	Microsoft Tips
Live Date	7th April 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	High Availability, Application Servers, Database Management

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Publisher:
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