Losing data is usually a matter of when, not if. It could happen due to a hard drive failure, a bad link, or just an accident ...

The design of a database determines what method is best suited for backing it up, and those methods vary quite a bit. In order to back up a database, you need to know how it’s delivered, but you also ...

The 3-2-1 backup rule follows a set of simple principles. To ensure you don't lose your data, you should store three total ...

You need to practice restoring your databases so when it becomes necessary in your live network, you’ll be prepared to do it right. It’s important to back up your databases, but it’s even more ...

IT and database managers face the backup window dilemma all too often as data volumes continue to grow typically by as much as 50% annually. The result is that operations drive organizations’ data ...

Database downtime can inflict a fatal wound on the life of a business and having a trusted backup solution that can ensure that databases can be back up and running quickly in the event of an outage ...

So, we're going to start supporting some accounting company, where current situation is terrible. (Server being used as desktop, VNC remote open, pretty much everyone inside and outside knows admin ...

I've tried googling this and using symantecs support site but to no solution.<BR><BR>We have a development server with a UAT instance of SQL server 2005.<BR><BR>We're using Backup Exec 11d<BR><BR>All ...

Congratulations on backing up your PC—but you aren’t as safe as you may think you are. Files on your backup drive can be just as vulnerable to disaster as files on your main system are. Most recently, ...