Hi Sim

Please don't misunderstand, I really do appreciate MAK's efforts and experience in putting this together.

I wasn't intending to rip the article to shreds. I thought that, rather than a professional article, it read more like a quick blog - without any editorial quality control.

Here are some of the typos I spotted:

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Two of the primary tasks of any Database Administrator are Backup and, eventually, Restore of those backups.

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Database Administrators create fallback plans for every possible failure.

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Database gets corrupted and is not recoverable

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Database is deleted by accident or on purpose

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SQL Server crashes and data drive is not recoverable

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This article series is going to illustrate the various types of backup possible, how to take backups, restoring different types of backups, detaching databases, attaching databases, moving databases, backing up a table, compressing a backup, encrypting the backups etc.

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Microsoft SQL Server provides three different types of database backup. They are Full Backup, Differential Backup and Transactional Log Backup. There is also another backup called File Group Backup.

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Cheers

Owen