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So if I understand well the mssql\log directory is not required?
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So if I understand well the mssql\log directory is not required?

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Hi!<br />
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I have 2 SQL 2000 servers on Windows 2003 which are configured like this:<br />
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ServerA replicate with ServerB from software application named: Double-Take<br />
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My question is which folder do I need to replicate:<br />
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- MSSQL\Data folder which contains: .mdf and .ldf files?<br />
- MSSQL\Log folder?<br />
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or Both folder?<br />
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Thank you.
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Hi!


I have 2 SQL 2000 servers on Windows 2003 which are configured like this:

ServerA replicate with ServerB from software application named: Double-Take


My question is which folder do I need to replicate:

- MSSQL\Data folder which contains: .mdf and .ldf files?
- MSSQL\Log folder?

or Both folder?


Thank you.

Which folders need to be replicated for SQl 2000 on DR server?

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