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| SQL Server 2005: New Features in Performance, Manageability and Recovery, Part II |
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Microsoft Professional Developers Summit, 60 minutes Written/Presented by Kimberly L. Tripp, SQLskills.com SQL Server 2005 offers many new features which impact performance, recovery and data availability. Some features change the way in which you design and structure a database, others may change your maintenance requirements and some may change your recovery policies, procedures and/or yield better system availability. In this session, we will focus on new features which lead to better system availability and data recovery: Database Mirroring and Database Snapshots - which can be combined for even better resource distribution/performance. Come to this session to make sure your databases stay available even after catastopic system failure or human error. If you want to minimize data loss, this is the place to be! |
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