Dell AppSync Integration with Microsoft SQL Server

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  Introduction
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  Audience
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  We value your feedback
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  Revisions

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  Prerequisites and restrictions
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  SQL Server backup types
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  Efficiency
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  Salient features
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  Truncating the transaction log

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  Overview
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  Restrictions
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  Log backup expiration

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  Introduction
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  Restoring from the copy
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  Affected entities during restore
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  Back up of transaction logs
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  Restoring damaged databases
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  Restore restrictions

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  Introduction
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  Mount and production host version compatibility
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  Mount SQL Server database copy as a clustered resource
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  Special considerations for mount to production cluster
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  Supported mount recovery types
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  Mounting copies using path mapping
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  Mounting copies from multiple production hosts to a single mount host
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  Mounting multiple database copies existing on same production LUNs or consistency groups
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  Partial recovery of mounted databases

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  Introduction
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  Custom shutdown script before unmounts

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  Introduction
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  Always On Failover Cluster Instances
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  Protecting databases in clustered instances
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  Always on availability groups
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  Protecting databases in availability groups
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  Important notes regarding secondary replicas or databases
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  Restoring databases in availability groups
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  Details of restoring to a primary replica
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  Details of restoring to a secondary replica
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  SQL Server databases on VMware virtual disks
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  Repurposing SQL Server database
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  AppSync and Transparent Data Encryption
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  Conclusion
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  References