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    SQL Server 2000 High Availability Volume 1: Planning

    • SQL Server 2000 High Availability Volume 1: Planning

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    • Publisher: Microsoft Press

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    • Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-1835-0

    • Pages in Print Edition: 92

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    The SQL Server 2000 High Availability Planning Guide helps database designers and systems engineers design data centers that can achieve the level of availability needed for particular business environments.

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    Table of Contents

     Index

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    Copyright

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    Preface

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    1 Token    Chapter 1. Introduction to High Availability
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    Section 1.1. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 High Availability Series

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    Section 1.2. Understanding High Availability

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    Section 1.3. Designing a High-Availability Data Center

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    1 Token    Chapter 2. Overcoming Barriers to High Availability
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    Section 2.1. Overcoming Environmental Barriers

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    Section 2.2. Overcoming Hardware Barriers

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    Section 2.3. Overcoming Communication and Connectivity Barriers

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    Section 2.4. Overcoming Software Barriers

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    Section 2.5. Overcoming Service Barriers

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    Section 2.6. Overcoming Process Barriers

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    Section 2.7. Overcoming Application Design Barriers

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    Section 2.8. Overcoming Staffing Barriers

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    1 Token    Chapter 3. Recovering a Data Center by Using Database Backups
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    Section 3.1. Solving High-Availability Barriers Using Backups

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    Section 3.2. Developing a Backup-and-Recovery Solution

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    Section 3.3. Using a Third-Party Backup-and-Recovery Solution

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    Chapter 4. Preventing Downtime by Using Redundant Components
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    Section 4.1. Using Server-Class Hardware

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    Section 4.2. Using a Redundant Storage Subsystem

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    Section 4.3. Using Redundant Network Cards

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    1 Token    Chapter 5. Minimizing Downtime by Using Redundant Servers
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    Section 5.1. Using Failover Clustering to Maintain a Redundant Server

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    Section 5.2. Using Log Shipping to Maintain a Redundant Server

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    Section 5.3. Using Transactional Replication to Maintain a Redundant Server

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    Section 5.4. Redirecting Client Network Traffic to a Promoted Secondary Server

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    Section 5.5. Choosing Among the Technology Solutions

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    Section 5.6. Summary

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    1 Token    Appendix A. Contents of a Run Book
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    Section A.1. Resource Information

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    Section A.2. Procedural Information

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