T-SQL Tuesday #19 - Disasters & Recovery
When I heard Allen Kinsel’s (aka @sqlinsaneo|Twitter) Invitation to T-SQL Tuesday #19 – Disasters & Recovery, for some reason, I read it...
2011-06-14
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When I heard Allen Kinsel’s (aka @sqlinsaneo|Twitter) Invitation to T-SQL Tuesday #19 – Disasters & Recovery, for some reason, I read it...
2011-06-14
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There are three types of disasters that are seldom expected. Read about the fun of dealing with these different types of disasters.
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