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Dear,
I have implemented database mirroring with automatic failover option. My principal database is a busy one. Now I am not sure that whether the mirror database is receiving data from principal.
How do I check that ?
Please help me.
Regards, Akbar
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Mirrored database can't be accessed at any time. You need to take a Snapshot of mirrored database, then you can query the snapshot (Snapshot option is in only Enterprise Edition).
Also if you use the Mirroring Monitor (in ssms), you can identify whether you mirroring session in sync.
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Actually I am using Standard Edition, so can not create database snapshot.
I went database mirroring monitor and found "Synchronized" from Mirroring State column of both of the server instances.
Does it indicate that data is updated from principal to mirror?
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shohelr2003 (11/21/2012) I went database mirroring monitor and found "Synchronized" from Mirroring State column of both of the server instances. this would be the first assured and positive impression that data is being mirrored
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| Thank you, so nothing to be worried.
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shohelr2003 (11/21/2012) Thank you, so nothing to be worried.
You should also see next to the principal db says "synchronized"
Since you have witness server, I am thinking, you configured with synchronize mode.
Regards, SueTons.
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shohelr2003 (11/21/2012) Thank you, so nothing to be worried.You should also see next to the principal db says "synchronized" Since you have witness server, I am thinking, you configured with synchronize mode. Regards, SueTons. With Standard edition, synchronous is the only option available.
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Ohk....thanks Perry.....didn't know that.
SueTons.
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SQLCrazyCertified (11/21/2012) Ohk....thanks Perry.....didn't know that.
SueTons. Standard only supports full safety, this translates into synchronous mode
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If I restore database on principal, then what steps should be taken to maintain mirroring? Do I need to do anything on mirror database?
Please help me.
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