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| Hi, I've a question regarding the transaction-log backup on SQL-Server 2000. We have implemented a low cost replication. Every evening we make a full backup and beginning at 7 to 18 we make transaction-log backups which are restore (no recovery) to the "standby-server". The full backups are restored every evening. Today i noticed something strange. Yesterday the last transaction log was made at 19 and afterwards applied to the standby server. At 20:30 a full backup was made, but NOT copied to the standby server and hence not aplied there. Starting at 7 this morning the first transactionlog was copied and successfully restored by the standby-server. To my surprise. Because yesterdays full backup wasen't restored at the standby server, just the transaction logs. I thought, if you make a full backup SQL Server "resets" or "destroys" the log-chain. Imagine the following timeline. x-2 -- x-1 -- x -- x+1 -- x+2, where x represents a full backup and the other ones are transactionlog backups. So you can restore x+1 WITHOUT restoring the full backup at x if you have succesfully restored x-1 with no recovery?! Thanks in advance. Bye Florian |
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