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just a heads up, this video should suffice. &nbsp;I'd recommend playing with Log Shipping once you got it up and running to figure out what to do in a 'OH $H1T!' moment when you need to bring the DB online and make the app see it as well. &nbsp;That way you're not doing it for the first time when your feet are on the fire :)<br />
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<a href="http://youtu.be/TLvoDjTs8bo" rel="ugc">http://youtu.be/TLvoDjTs8bo</a>
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just a heads up, this video should suffice.  I'd recommend playing with Log Shipping once you got it up and running to figure out what to do in a 'OH $H1T!' moment when you need to bring the DB online and make the app see it as well.  That way you're not doing it for the first time when your feet are on the fire :)

http://youtu.be/TLvoDjTs8bo [http://youtu.be/TLvoDjTs8bo]

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Thanks all - more great information
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One more question - log shipping looks like it will work for us - do you have any additional incite or pitfalls of log shipping?<br />
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Thanks
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One more question - log shipping looks like it will work for us - do you have any additional incite or pitfalls of log shipping?

Thanks

SQL 2005 warm site replication with log shipping

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005

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