Hi,
I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
of cheap ram.
Thanks,
TrevorI have never actually done any log shipping between 64-bit and 32-bit, but
I'm pretty certain it would work because we have been copying/restoring
backups between 64-bit and 32-bit.
Linchi
"TrevorD" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
> and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
> backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
> of cheap ram.
> Thanks,
> Trevor
>
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
log shipping between 64 and 32 bit servers...
Hi,
I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
of cheap ram.
Thanks,
Trevor
I have never actually done any log shipping between 64-bit and 32-bit, but
I'm pretty certain it would work because we have been copying/restoring
backups between 64-bit and 32-bit.
Linchi
"TrevorD" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
> and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
> backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
> of cheap ram.
> Thanks,
> Trevor
>
I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
of cheap ram.
Thanks,
Trevor
I have never actually done any log shipping between 64-bit and 32-bit, but
I'm pretty certain it would work because we have been copying/restoring
backups between 64-bit and 32-bit.
Linchi
"TrevorD" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
> and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
> backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
> of cheap ram.
> Thanks,
> Trevor
>
log shipping between 64 and 32 bit servers...
Hi,
I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
of cheap ram.
Thanks,
TrevorI have never actually done any log shipping between 64-bit and 32-bit, but
I'm pretty certain it would work because we have been copying/restoring
backups between 64-bit and 32-bit.
Linchi
"TrevorD" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
> and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
> backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
> of cheap ram.
> Thanks,
> Trevor
>
I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
of cheap ram.
Thanks,
TrevorI have never actually done any log shipping between 64-bit and 32-bit, but
I'm pretty certain it would work because we have been copying/restoring
backups between 64-bit and 32-bit.
Linchi
"TrevorD" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am just wondering if you can do log shipping with 2005 between a 64
> and 32 bit versions. We have a 32 bit server now that will become the
> backup and are looking at purchasing 64bit server to make use of oodles
> of cheap ram.
> Thanks,
> Trevor
>
Log shipping and switching recovery modes
I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
Paul
I just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>
|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
Paul
I just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>
|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
Log shipping and switching recovery modes
I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
PaulI just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
--
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
>> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
>> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full
>> and
>> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
>> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
>> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
>> Paul
>>
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
PaulI just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
--
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
>> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
>> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full
>> and
>> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
>> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
>> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
>> Paul
>>
Log shipping and switching recovery modes
I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
PaulI just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
>
With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
PaulI just tested in my Pubs DB.
1; Set in Full mode.
2; Full Backup.
3; Set in BL mode.
4; TLog Backup.
5; Did a successful Restore.
Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
before you implement anything like this.
ChrisR
"Paul Cahill" wrote:
> I'm a bit confused (a normal state).
> With log shipping, is it possible to switch recovery mode from/to Full and
> Bulk Logged to alleviate problems caused by reindexing/defragging?
> Some documents appear to say Full recovery mode only for log shipping but
> others say no problem with Bulk Logged.
> Paul
>
>|||Thanks Chris
Paul
"ChrisR" <ChrisR@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20A96EA2-0684-42C7-9C75-952285D92C25@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I just tested in my Pubs DB.
> 1; Set in Full mode.
> 2; Full Backup.
> 3; Set in BL mode.
> 4; TLog Backup.
> 5; Did a successful Restore.
> Despite my 30 second test, Id highly recommend your doing lots of testing
> before you implement anything like this.
> --
> ChrisR
>
> "Paul Cahill" wrote:
>
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