Articles having tag: RECOVERY

Maximize Availability with Oracle Flashback Database Feature

The calmest IT guy in the world understands what it takes to recover quickly from human errors. Learn more about Oracle Flashback recovery features and Oracle Database 11g maximum availability...

Maximize Availability with Oracle Active Data Guard

By margaret hamburger

The calmest IT guy in the world understands what it takes to keep business data protected from downtime and eliminate idle redundancy of standby servers. Learn more about Oracle Active Data Guard and Oracle Database...

Maximize Availability with Oracle Database 11g and Real Application Clusters

By margaret hamburger

The calmest IT guy in the world understands what it takes to keep business systems available. Learn how to increase server availability with Oracle Real Application Clusters and Oracle Database 11g maximum availability...

Recovering a SQL Server Database from Suspect Mode

By satnam singh

A couple of days back at I got a call from my support team informing me that one of our database located on the Production Server went into Suspect Mode. The version used was SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 3. Being a Production Database server, it was a Priority...

Restoring a SQL Server Database – A Practical Example

By Satnam Singh

Performing a Database Restore is a part of a DBA’s daily life. A DBA may need to perform a Restore due to various reasons such as recovery, refreshing a database for testing purpose etc. Many times it can be difficult to perform a Restore due to corrupted...

MySQL Enterprise Backup 3.6 - New backup streaming, integration with Oracle Secure Backup and other common backup media solutions

By Rob Young

All DBAs understand the importance and priority of quick, reliable database backup and recovery operations. In fact, dating back to my early days with MySQL, the most commonly requested product features from the MySQL user base have been around online,...

Connecting orphaned .ibd files

By Aleksandr Kuzminsky

There are two ways InnoDB can organize tablespaces. First is when all data, indexes and system buffers are stored in a single tablespace. This is typicaly one or several ibdata files. A well known innodb_file_per_table option brings the second one. Tables and...