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SQL Server 2008 Functions
SQL Server 2012 Functions
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      <description>When choosing the appropriate SQL Server HA/DR solutions, it is important to understand the SQL Server Transaction Log as it affects any solution you choose. In this session, we will look at transaction log basics, how logging and recovery works and how it affects all of the HA/DR solutions available in SQL Server. You'll be surprised to know that the transaction log is the most important part of your database.</description>
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