Transaction Log Shipping and performance

  • We are currently trialing Idera SQL Safe for compressed backups.

  • What's wrong with native backup compression? Standard edition?

    Gail Shaw
    Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server, MVP, M.Sc (Comp Sci)
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  • oradbguru (10/19/2012)


    We are currently trialing Idera SQL Safe for compressed backups.

    SQL Safe is a good product, this product should offer you fairly decent backup\restore times even on a database that size so Gail's suggestion of regular backup\restore might make sense. Other than that you're looking at replication which has a higher overhead for deployment and maintenance.

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  • GilaMonster (10/19/2012)


    What's wrong with native backup compression? Standard edition?

    excellent backup analyser tools, object level recovery and compressed\encrypted backups without relying on TDE are just some of the reasons

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  • Also, there is no native compression available in SS 2005. Time to backup and recover is much quicker with this tool and much easier to initiate.

    David

  • oradbguru (10/19/2012)


    Also, there is no native compression available in SS 2005.

    You've posted in the SQL Server 2008 forum!!

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  • True. Sorry... I am using both 2005 and 2008 but this probably should have been in 2005.

    David

  • Ok but which you using for the scenario you posted about?

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