I am going to use two SQL servers for this application. These two SQL
servers are sync between them.
Each night, a copy of the SQL database is copied to a network share, and
then the backup program, ARCserve, will back up the database on the network
share nightly.
Is this approach a best practice? Any pointers/comments/suggestions are
greatly appreciated.
ODBC Connection with SQL Managed Provider ... on a "network drive"....database using the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Data Provider for SQL ... authorizing the user against a table in the SQL server database.... for the app to display the "splash" screen (which is the first thing it does ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
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Re: changing db location on sql2000 ... Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP... Therefore I wish MS had let us decide if it was ok to use a usb or network share or whatever to store the data. ... Since your USB drive was showed as a network share, SQL Server could not use it for storing database files.... If your database is very large, you may consider using SAN, NAS etc which are fast and scalable network storage solutions.... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup)
