SQL Backup and Recovery Joes 2 Pros: Techniques for Backing up and Restoring Databases in SQL Server
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SQL Backup and Recovery Joes 2 Pros: Techniques for Backing up and Restoring Databases in SQL Server
As a database administrator there are certain skills that we are expected know and know extremely well. Two of those skills are making backups and performing restores. Backups and restores are the core foundation of a DBA’s job. This book is designed to help the beginner and mid-level DBA to get a strong understanding of the types of backups available within SQL Server and how to restore each of those backups.
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